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Previously this stored a function pointer to do the tracing along with the rooted thing. The patch changes this to use a virtual method for the tracing. Calling the method on the base class means we don't need to do address arithmetic to find wher the trace function is stored and we don't need the alignment restrictions, because the virtual trace method knows the layout of its class. I had to add a traits class, mainly to get the address of the rooted thing inside the wrapper since we need to be able to get the address of the wrapper itself now for tracing. The wrapper class is renamed from DispatchWrapper to RootedTraceable. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D73421 |
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The js Crate: Rust Bindings to SpiderMonkey
Building
To build a release version of SpiderMonkey and the Rust code with optimizations enabled:
$ cargo build --release
To build with SpiderMonkey's DEBUG checks and assertions:
$ cargo build --features debugmozjs
Raw FFI bindings to JSAPI are machine generated with
rust-lang-nursery/rust-bindgen, and requires libclang >= 3.9. See
./build.rs for details.
Cargo Features
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debugmozjs: Create a DEBUG build of SpiderMonkey with many extra assertions enabled. This is decoupled from whether the crate and its Rust code is built in debug or release mode. -
promises: Enable SpiderMonkey native promises. -
nonzero: Leverage the unstableNonZerotype. Requires nightly Rust.
Testing
Make sure to test both with and without the debugmozjs feature because various
structures have different sizes and get passed through functions differently at
the ABI level! At minimum, you should test with debugmozjs to get extra
assertions and checking.
$ cargo test
$ cargo test --features debugmozjs