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* Changes to the core language, in particular to error handling rules, to make it easier to add new syntax in future versions of the language (JS n, where n > 3) without scripts using those languages breaking in earlier browsers (JS 3..n-1) | * Changes to the core language, in particular to error handling rules, to make it easier to add new syntax in future versions of the language (JS n, where n > 3) without scripts using those languages breaking in earlier browsers (JS 3..n-1) | ||
** This requires lexical and syntactic grammar extensibility, not just error handling as in [http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/#html5 HTML5] | ** This requires lexical and syntactic grammar extensibility, not just error handling as in [http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/#html5 HTML5] | ||
* BigInt and other Big numeric types, and pragma support to use them for numeric literals and operators by default | * BigInt and other Big numeric types (int64/uint64?), and pragma support to use them for numeric literals and operators by default |
Latest revision as of 05:23, 25 June 2007
- Standardized hybrid information flow security model
- AST binary syntax as over-the-wire standard (self-verifying? implicit flows?)
- AST reflection
- Quotations
- Hygienic macros
- Safe, scalable concurrency
- "E5X"
- E4X's query and path operators rationalized for all types
- XDuce or similar extensions to the JS2/ES4 type system
- Changes to the core language, in particular to error handling rules, to make it easier to add new syntax in future versions of the language (JS n, where n > 3) without scripts using those languages breaking in earlier browsers (JS 3..n-1)
- This requires lexical and syntactic grammar extensibility, not just error handling as in HTML5
- BigInt and other Big numeric types (int64/uint64?), and pragma support to use them for numeric literals and operators by default