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Given the fact that you were so precise in your time estimate on interleaved garbage collection, how long do you think it would take to get to 99% of the tests?
by eviks 1y ago
Given the fact that you were so precise in your time estimate on interleaved garbage collection, how long do you think it would take to get to 99% of the tests?
- aapoalas 1y agoHaha, I think that was a one time fluke! :D I'm aiming for something like 75-85% this year; basically get iterators properly done (they're in the engine but not very complete yet), implement ECMAScript modules, and then mostly focus on correctness, builtins, and performance improvements after that. 99% would perhaps be possible by the end of next year, barring unforeseeable surprises.
- kumavis 1y agohave you considered using js polyfills to help you get closer to 100% coverage and then replacing with native implementations prioritized by performance impact?
- aapoalas 1y agoNot really, no. Its an interesting proposition, but for the most part I believe I'll be sticking it out the "hard way". The ECMAScript spec is fairly easy to read as well, after all. (Nevermind that I spent the single free hour I had today cursing at my incapability of understanding what is going wrong with my iterator code and what it even should do vis-à-vis the spec :D )