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* For remote debugging, it would be very inefficient to report the creation and destruction of all JSScripts across the communication channel to the debugger. | * For remote debugging, it would be very inefficient to report the creation and destruction of all JSScripts across the communication channel to the debugger. | ||
=== Estimates === | === Estimates for High-level Source Positions === | ||
Note that all estimates include time to write unit tests | Note that all estimates include time to write unit tests | ||
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different than the original JSScript. | different than the original JSScript. | ||
For various reasons, SpiderMonkey is moving towards restricting each | |||
JSScript to be used with a single global object (the next task; see details | JSScript to be used with a single global object (the next task; see details | ||
there). Before we can impose this requirement, we must make it possible for | there). Before we can impose this requirement, we must make it possible for | ||
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<dt>Change JSRuntime::scriptFilenameTable to use js::HashMap <i>(3 days)</i> | <dt>Change <span>JSRuntime::scriptFilenameTable</span> to use <span>js::HashMap</span> <i>(3 days)</i> | ||
<dd>Since subsequent tasks will involve changing the data structures used | <dd>Since subsequent tasks will involve changing the data structures used | ||
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<dt>Draft C++ js::dbg2 breakpoint API <i>(3 days)</i> | <dt>Draft C++ <span>js::dbg2</span> breakpoint API <i>(3 days)</i> | ||
<dd>Write a C++ API declaring: | <dd>Write a C++ API declaring: | ||
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appropriate. | appropriate. | ||
<dt>Implement js::dbg2::Breakpoint<i>( | <dt>Implement <span>js::dbg2::Breakpoint</span><i>(15 days)</i> | ||
<dd>Implement the js::dbg2::Breakpoint class, including insertion and | <dd>Implement the js::dbg2::Breakpoint class, including insertion and | ||
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in functions that have JM frames on the stack | in functions that have JM frames on the stack | ||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
</dl> | </dl> | ||