This makes the difference between selector matching scaling on the ARM
Cortex-A9 and not, because the auto-derived `PartialEq` implementation
blows out the 32KB I-cache. With this change, there is a 2x improvement
in selector matching over sequential when using all 8 cores. (More work
needs to be done; this is a start.)
r? any DOM expert
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This reduces the overhead of the work-stealing traversal function
significantly. It's especially important on ARM, where memory barriers are
expensive.
r? @mbrubeck
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those instead of working on nodes one-by-one.
This reduces the overhead of the work-stealing traversal function
significantly. It's especially important on ARM, where memory barriers are
expensive.
This makes the difference between selector matching scaling on the ARM
Cortex-A9 and not, because the auto-derived `PartialEq` implementation
blows out the 32KB I-cache. With this change, there is a 2x improvement
in selector matching over sequential when using all 8 cores. (More work
needs to be done; this is a start.)
It seems @hyowon uploaded her canvas shadow patch faster than me; I've handled the color dependency a bit different, this way `gfx_traits` is not required by the script module.
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Make an early return when the WebSocket connection fails in the constructor.
Also let the WebSockect connection to be closed when the connection could
not be established.
Fixes#6082.
Fixes#6086.
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Make an early return when the WebSocket connection fails in the constructor.
Also let the WebSockect connection to be closed when the connection could
not be established.
Fixes#6082.
According to #6332, Github's Linguist reported Servo as being
written in HTML instead of Rust. This fixes that by overriding
the linguist-vendored attribute for the tests directory.
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According to #6332, Github's Linguist reported Servo as being
written in HTML instead of Rust. This fixes that by overriding
the linguist-vendored attribute for the tests directory.
This will allow reporting of memory usage by FreeType instances, which
are measured in the MiBs for LayoutWorker threads.
This change also makes FreeType allocations happen with jemalloc instead
of the system malloc, which is a good thing.
Finally, the change documents some dubiousness involving
FontContextHandle.
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This will allow reporting of memory usage by FreeType instances, which
are measured in the MiBs for LayoutWorker threads.
This change also makes FreeType allocations happen with jemalloc instead
of the system malloc, which is a good thing.
Finally, the change documents some dubiousness involving
FontContextHandle.
