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* ECMAScript 4 compliance. (Lots of people, but it's still a bit too early to dig into this.) | * ECMAScript 4 compliance. (Lots of people, but it's still a bit too early to dig into this.) | ||
* Host object APIs. (Jason Orendorff | * Host object APIs. (Jason Orendorff) | ||
* Platform support - first tier includes x86-32 and ARM; second tier, PPC, x86-64; then Sparc, HP PA/RISC later as needed. | * Platform support - first tier includes x86-32 and ARM; second tier, PPC, x86-64; then Sparc, HP PA/RISC later as needed. | ||
* 64-bit support generally. | * 64-bit support generally. | ||
* [[Fixed-width strings]]. (Michael Daumling) | |||
=Mozilla= | =Mozilla= | ||
See [[JavaScript:ActionMonkey]]. | See [[JavaScript:ActionMonkey]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:50, 29 April 2008
Several projects host Tamarin or want to, including at least: Flash, ActionMonkey, Adobe AIR, ExtendScript, and ScreamingMonkey. Multiple teams have interest in the following high-level tasks. (The names are tentative; these people have been nominated, some in absentia.)
- Benchmark development. (Dan Schaffer, Ed Smith, John Resig, Moh Haghighat)
- Tracing viability. (Adobe)
- Memory management. (Tommy Reilly, Jason Evans)
- Interpreter speed. (Steven Johnson. Mozilla may put work into this later in the year.)
- ECMAScript 3 compliance. (Dave Mandelin.)
- ECMAScript 4 compliance. (Lots of people, but it's still a bit too early to dig into this.)
- Host object APIs. (Jason Orendorff)
- Platform support - first tier includes x86-32 and ARM; second tier, PPC, x86-64; then Sparc, HP PA/RISC later as needed.
- 64-bit support generally.
- Fixed-width strings. (Michael Daumling)