JavaScriptCore:
2008-07-22 Geoffrey Garen <[email protected]>
Reviewed by Oliver Hunt and Sam Weinig.
Next step toward putting doubles in registers: Prepare the Register class
and its clients for registers that don't contain JSValue*s.
This means a few things:
- Register::jsValue() clients, including ArgList clients, must now supply
an ExecState* when accessing an entry in an ArgList, in case the entry
will need to create a JSValue* on the fly.
- Register clients that definitely don't want to create a JSValue* on
the fly now use different APIs: getJSValue() for clients that know
the register contains a JSValue*, and v() for clients who just want a
void*.
- I had to change some headers around in order to resolve dependency
problems created by using a Register in the ArgList header.
SunSpider reports no change.
JavaScriptGlue:
2008-07-22 Geoffrey Garen <[email protected]>
Reviewed by Oliver Hunt and Sam Weinig.
Next step toward putting doubles in registers: Prepare the Register class
and its clients for registers that don't contain JSValue*s.
WebCore:
2008-07-22 Geoffrey Garen <[email protected]>
Reviewed by Oliver Hunt and Sam Weinig.
Next step toward putting doubles in registers: Prepare the Register class
and its clients for registers that don't contain JSValue*s.
