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Does anyone know if this is a known xfail? I'm getting a failure for Mips on this but at the same time, ecmascript.y gets errors when running it through lemon for both gccx86 and llvm mips so I don't know if the output is supposed to really compare or not. (This test runs lemon on multiple input files and computes a hash of the result and diffs the hash). All inputs that are not getting this error messa...

...concerns (browsers, user preferences). With this approach, the community would gain language independence for browsers, as well as enabling much needed standardization over tooling support for debugging, refactoring, and even general editing concerns. The first language I'd like to tackle is ECMAScript / Javascript. So, aside from all the issues with the strategy (getting buy-in from browser / tooling teams, development community), my first concern is that it is even possible. Theoretically, it should be possible to express Javascript in LLVM. But a quick review of existing projects indicates...

...om a high-level language, as opposed to using native code initially) then that's a terrible idea for myself personally. I lack familiarity with CLR-based languages and absolutely detest some things about Java; I would rather stick with good ol' C++. I prefer strongly-typed languages, so ECMAScript and most other standardized high-level languages are less than desirable for me. I would much prefer my original suggestion, which is very simple as well and would require even less code than the conversions you're suggesting (and the only additional dependency being an archiving library).

..., 00:39, "Julian Klappenbach" <jklappenbach at gmail.com>: >With this approach, the community would gain language independence for browsers Browser community is strongly opposed to the idea of having multiple web-faced languages > The first language I'd like to tackle is ECMAScript / Javascript. You can tale a look at llvm-lua project. However, speed of JIT achieved by llvm-lua is much worse than language-specific LuaJIT. [1] http://lists.webkit.org/pipermail/webkit-dev/2011-December/018813.html [2] http://code.google.com/p/llvm-lua/ -- Regards, Konstantin

...l language, as opposed to using native code initially) then > that's a terrible idea for myself personally. I lack familiarity with > CLR-based languages and absolutely detest some things about Java; I would rather > stick with good ol' C++. I prefer strongly-typed languages, so ECMAScript > and most other standardized high-level languages are less than desirable for me. > > I would much prefer my original suggestion, which is very simple as well and > would require even less code than the conversions you're suggesting (and the > only additional dependency bein...

Hi, I was just reading on Adobe Flash<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Flash>and the components which make it up: SWF, ActionScript, and FLV. >From what I've read, SVG is competing with SWF as the format of vector graphics in web design, while ActionScript is an ECMAScript like JavaScript. Hence, SVG + Javascript can provide an interactive, animated, open, non-proprietary web design paradigm. However, FLV, in the way that it is usually applied, doesn't have an equivalent. It is a video container format that is technically playable on its own, but is usually (tha...

...; preferences). With this approach, the community would gain language > independence for browsers, as well as enabling much needed standardization > over tooling support for debugging, refactoring, and even general editing > concerns. > > The first language I'd like to tackle is ECMAScript / Javascript. > > So, aside from all the issues with the strategy (getting buy-in from browser > / tooling teams, development community), my first concern is that it is even > possible. Theoretically, it should be possible to express Javascript in > LLVM. But a quick review of exis...

Hi everyone, I''m Italian and sorry for my english mistakes... I''m developing a web-site using rubyonrails. It''s REALLY COOL! But I''m obliged to re-use some javascript functions. Do you know where I can get the right documentation (and examples) in order to integrate these two different environments? Thanks, Matteo. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hello, I''m looking for a cross-browsers library based on prototype.js that wraps XML dom. I tried to extend XML dom elements by using Object.extend and Element.extend without success. It works fine with firefox (Object.extend) but don''t work with IE (msxml). I suppose that IE objects are not ''prototype based'' objects. Is there a way to go around this issue like

...t;> > independence for browsers, as well as enabling much needed >> > standardization >> > over tooling support for debugging, refactoring, and even general >> > editing >> > concerns. >> > >> > The first language I'd like to tackle is ECMAScript / Javascript. >> > >> > So, aside from all the issues with the strategy (getting buy-in from >> > browser >> > / tooling teams, development community), my first concern is that it is >> > even >> > possible. Theoretically, it should be possible...

...ion. I found that if I alter the R HTML search page to conform to this documentation, it works. It is always going to be difficult to write portable code when there are no published standards, only vendor-specific documentation. I have therefore attempted, in my Javascript search, to stick to pure ECMAscript (though undoubtedly I have failed in places). Damon.

Dear R-help, I am looking for ideas and presentations of new and advanced data visualization methods. As an example of what I am searching for, the 'Many Eyes' pages at http://manyeyes.alphaworks.ibm.com/manyeyes/ may provide a good paradigm. I would be interested even if it will not be easy to implement such examples in R, e.g. because of the interactive nature of these graphical

...roach, the community would gain language > > independence for browsers, as well as enabling much needed > standardization > > over tooling support for debugging, refactoring, and even general editing > > concerns. > > > > The first language I'd like to tackle is ECMAScript / Javascript. > > > > So, aside from all the issues with the strategy (getting buy-in from > browser > > / tooling teams, development community), my first concern is that it is > even > > possible. Theoretically, it should be possible to express Javascript in > &gt...

...a custom object are things that it''s interested in. The addition of the "extend" variable breaks things. We use Struts and it''s validator framework falls into this trap. - Solution Well, it''s hacky but we skip members called "extend". Reading the ECMAScript spec and various things on the web (see links) I can see that the language spec sets it''s own internal variables (e.g. length ) with a property called DontEnum which excludes them from a for-each. Unfortunately, there doesn''t seem to be an api to set this yourself :( - Links &lt...

Anyone know of anybody doing VXML with Asterisk and/or Linux? Tia Kevin

]] James Cloos > The site shouldn't rely on ecmascript and nothing should farm out to > goog or the like. Feel free to provide an alternate implementation of captchas for mailman. You can also subscribe without captchas using the email interface if you like that better. -- Tollef Fog Heen UNIX is user friendly, it's just picky about who its...

...and language skills required * Front end and back end development * Suited to talented, passionate and experience person Very strong Linux C/C++ experience is the core requirement of this role, and you''ll also be working with a wide variety of languages including Ruby On Rails, Python and ECMAscript/Javascript in Macromedia Flex 2. You''ll be in a small team, developing a range of different Internet oriented applications. You will be developing sophisticated user interfaces using Macromedia''s new Flex 2 technology - haven''t heard of it yet? - check it out at http://...

...R's scope rules? (begin .) is not Lisp, it's Scheme (a major Lisp dialect), and in Scheme, (begin (define x ...) (define y ...) ...) declares variables x and y that are local to the (begin ...) form, just like Algol 68. That's weirdness 1. Javascript had a similar weirdness, when the ECMAscript process eventually addressed. But the real weirdness in R is not just that the existence of variables is indifferent to the presence of curly braces, it's that it's *dynamic*. In f <- function (...) { ... use x ... x <- ... ... use x ... } the two occurrences of "use x...

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Hi all, I encountered a big problem when trying to use Scriptaculous and Htmlarea in the same page. The Htmlarea code uses a lot of "for (var i in array_variable)" to iterate on array elements. Problem is that prototype.js augments Array.prototype, which then show up in the iteration, severely breaking htmlarea. The easy workaround is for sure to use "for (var i = 0; i <