... to characterdata
All other node's parent type names reflect the actual type of the parent. This change extends that convention to the indicated nodes.
closes#1594
This series of patches implements style struct sharing as found in existing browser engines, as well as a bunch of related important optimizations. With them, we are faster than Blink, WebKit, and Gecko on the rainbow page for style recalc in sequential mode by at least 15%. Parallel gains are mixed—the rainbow page turns out to be a degenerate sequential case for the LRU cache used to track candidates for style sharing and so there is no improvement. For cases in which the cache is not hit, such as `perf-rainbow-hard.html`, we are around 25% slower than Blink sequentially, but have very large parallel wins so that we are around 2x faster at style recalc. (Note that parallel flow tree construction will improve this further.)
This patch series also fixes, as near as I can tell, some bugs related to ordering of properties that other properties depend on in selector matching.
r? @larsbergstrom
feedback? @SimonSapin (for selector matching changes)
feedback? @bzbarsky (for style sharing heuristics)
This roughly implements the same cache found in Blink. 50% improvement
on the rainbow page, but at the cost of reducing parallel gains down to
nothing. I added a new page, `perf-rainbow-hard.html`, which disables
the optimizations in both Blink and Servo.
We probably leak some threads and resources, e.g. when the script task crashes and doesn't get a chance to send layout data back to layout to be deallocated.
Not tested with iframes yet.
We probably leak some threads and resources, e.g. when the script task crashes
and doesn't get a chance to send layout data back to layout to be deallocated.
Not tested with iframes yet.
When I was doing my earlier PR for @mut-removal in windowing, I failed to add/commit/fetch/merge/push the changes in my Android-targeting copy of the repo and only just noticed.
r? @metajack
Here is an attempt to fix Issue#506.
I couldn't figure out how to do variadic arguments to `console.log`, but I did test calling `console.log('foo', 'bar', 'baz')` and it prints the first argument and doesn't error out, which is nice.
window.console is not a web standards. I did the popular functions, but not some of the newer ones documented [on MDN](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/console).
This PR will allow more pages to load properly, where developers have left in window.console calls.
I'm submitting a part of this at first to get your feedback on whether I'm removing them in the style you like (before I go and push this strategy through the rest of non-script Servo). Note that Windowing is a little weird because its calls bounce down into C code which then re-calls into Rust, getting a handle on the Rc'd Window object out of TLS.
r? @pcwalton
