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Revision as of 18:24, 11 September 2007
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Meeting Details
- 2:00pm Pacific Time (21:00 UTC) on Tuesdays
- (5PM Eastern US, 11PM Oslo, 6AM (Wed) Seoul, 7AM (Wed) Melbourne)
- Meeting ID: 8262746 (TAMARIN)
- California: 408-536-9900
- Toll-Free(US & Canada): 877-220-5439
- International: +1-408-536-9900
- Duration: 60 minutes
- join irc.mozilla.org #tamarin for attendence taking and questions
In Attendance
Dan Smith, Jeff Dyer, Jason Orendorff, Mark Hammond, Brendan Eich
(Other attendees, add yourself to the attendance list)
Open Issues
Development Updates
Build System
See the Tamarin auto-build bug for status on this work item.
ActionMonkey
Converting DOM to use mmGC.
ScreamingMonkey
Announcement from Mark Hammond:
I've opened https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395734 with an initial prototype of an AXScript engine. This engine doesn't do much at all yet, but does enough to demonstrate some important concepts. In the bug I've asked about the specific names I've chosen (eg, 'tamarin-central/axscript' being the new directory, with the project being named 'axtam') and I welcome all feedback on that and anything else. Once I've got it all checked in, I'll then be asking for specific advice about how to best integrate with the VM.
- Open question: where should the ScreamingMonkey reside in source control?
Mark:
- Working on getting Hg access
IronMonkey
No updates this week. Seo has limited time to work on IronMonkey until September.
Self-hosting Compiler
Announcement from Jeff Dyer:
I've just pushed the initial version of ESC to tamarin-central. It still needs a lot of love, but it's a start. It compiles itself using the ES4 reference implementation (written in SML). The set of .abc files generated is good enough to interpret various simple expression statements on Tamarin, including of course: print('hello, world!'). Our next goal is to get ESC to compile itself on Tamarin.
You'll find the code and a small README file in tamarin-central/esc.
64-bit Port
- No news to report.
Other work
- Dan: setup volunteer task list on Tamarin Wiki
- Volunteers: post to Tamarin-devel your experience.