roca

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   by roca 11y ago

   That's correct. Anything you can debug with gdb should be debuggable under rr. (Though of course there could always be rr bugs that need to be fixed.) Languages where debugging requires complex VM services are another story. For exampl
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   by roca 12y ago

   This is a completely different approach to X3D/VRML. Everyone involved is acutely aware that a declarative approach won't work. Every project's unfixed bug count increases over time, unless the project is dead. Likewise, tech
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   by roca 12y ago

   Your app won't benefit from incremental GC during an event loop turn, because nothing your script did before the incremental GC slice will be made visible to users until the entire event loop turn is finished.
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   by roca 12y ago

   But they also included stuff like splay-latency which explicitly tests something that doesn't matter on the Web (support for incremental GC during script execution, which doesn't matter in browsers because the effects of a script
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   by roca 12y ago

   Being representative of "existing real world JS" is one way benchmarks can be interesting. On the other hand, asm.js benchmarks are interesting because improving asm.js performance expands the scope of what the Web can do. Ditto f