Comments for crowder's blog http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder what I'm doing, what I'm interested in, random junk Tue, 03 Nov 2009 04:18:21 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on jswrap (C++ love for Spidermonkey) by Raji http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/2008/09/17/jswrap-c-love-for-spidermonkey/comment-page-1/#comment-553 Raji Tue, 03 Nov 2009 04:18:21 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/?p=19#comment-553 Hi I m into a project were its required to incorporate AJAX object (XHR) in spidermonkey(C).Can you suggest any good HTTP library. Can I use any idl s for XHR and if yes kindly suggest one. Hi
I m into a project were its required to incorporate AJAX object (XHR) in spidermonkey(C).Can you suggest any good HTTP library. Can I use any idl s for XHR and if yes kindly suggest one.

]]> Comment on jswrap (C++ love for Spidermonkey) by atupac http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/2008/09/17/jswrap-c-love-for-spidermonkey/comment-page-1/#comment-248 atupac Mon, 01 Jun 2009 01:20:35 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/?p=19#comment-248 Hi, so u love embedding things like me! Well, i have an app written in C/C++ for loading images in a Caroussel presentation. But it wasn't very beautiful & fast because of loading images on the fly! So, as a lot of Very Beautiful Carousels already exist on internet (written in javascript...), i decided to spare time by using those existing scripts! What i wanted is to embed javascript in may C++ app, and Spidermonkey seems to be the Solution (note: i use the "libjs.a" library for Wii Hombrew develeppement, which is here: http://wiibrew.org/wiki/SpiderMonkey). I've red and followed the template & example on mozilla and so on...But, after successfully compiling all, and loading it on the Wii: nothing at all show up on Tv screen... So if u think u can make & upload here a template project (just showing a simple text or image in middle of screen...) written in C++ that embeds SMonkey javascript code, it will be helpfull! PS: i develop on "devkitpro". Thanks. Hi, so u love embedding things like me! Well, i have an app written in C/C++ for loading images in a Caroussel presentation. But it wasn’t very beautiful & fast because of loading images on the fly!

So, as a lot of Very Beautiful Carousels already exist on internet (written in javascript…), i decided to spare time by using those existing scripts!

What i wanted is to embed javascript in may C++ app, and Spidermonkey seems to be the Solution (note: i use the “libjs.a” library for Wii Hombrew develeppement, which is here: http://wiibrew.org/wiki/SpiderMonkey).
I’ve red and followed the template & example on mozilla and so on…But, after successfully compiling all, and loading it on the Wii: nothing at all show up on Tv screen…

So if u think u can make & upload here a template project (just showing a simple text or image in middle of screen…) written in C++ that embeds SMonkey javascript code, it will be helpfull!

PS: i develop on “devkitpro”.

Thanks.

]]> Comment on jswrap (C++ love for Spidermonkey) by bcrowder http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/2008/09/17/jswrap-c-love-for-spidermonkey/comment-page-1/#comment-233 bcrowder Thu, 30 Apr 2009 17:19:17 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/?p=19#comment-233 Well, nothing here implements anything like XHR, if that's what you mean, but it wouldn't be to hard to add, I think, if you have a good HTTP library handy. Well, nothing here implements anything like XHR, if that’s what you mean, but it wouldn’t be to hard to add, I think, if you have a good HTTP library handy.

]]> Comment on jswrap (C++ love for Spidermonkey) by Sanjay Mukherjee http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/2008/09/17/jswrap-c-love-for-spidermonkey/comment-page-1/#comment-232 Sanjay Mukherjee Thu, 30 Apr 2009 11:37:36 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/?p=19#comment-232 Hi, Its really a good blog as i was searching something like this . I require one help from you . Actually one thing that i am interested is can i get Ajax object data to my c++ code using Spider Monkey? thanks Hi,

Its really a good blog as i was searching something like this .

I require one help from you .
Actually one thing that i am interested is can i get Ajax object data to my c++ code using Spider Monkey?

thanks

]]> Comment on canvas + chrome + content by Boris http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/2009/04/08/canvas-chrome-content/comment-page-1/#comment-226 Boris Thu, 09 Apr 2009 13:54:43 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/?p=28#comment-226 As I mentioned to Brian yesterday, createImageData()'s filling in the array has the nice property that you can fill you image data in any order without a performance penalty. If you use your own object and don't pre-initialize the array yourself, then you run into serious performance issues in SpiderMonkey if you fill it in any order but row order (so fill in the first row starting on the left, then the second row, etc), due to the array becoming sparse. In particular, if your data is best filled in a column at a time, that approach will really hurt. As I mentioned to Brian yesterday, createImageData()’s filling in the array has the nice property that you can fill you image data in any order without a performance penalty. If you use your own object and don’t pre-initialize the array yourself, then you run into serious performance issues in SpiderMonkey if you fill it in any order but row order (so fill in the first row starting on the left, then the second row, etc), due to the array becoming sparse. In particular, if your data is best filled in a column at a time, that approach will really hurt.

]]> Comment on Evolving from the JavaScript of today to the JavaScript of tomorrow (ES3 -> ES4) by Martin Hassman: blog nejen o prohlížečích » Blog Archive » ECMAScript 4 přichází http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/2007/11/30/evolving-from-the-javascript-of-today-to-the-javascript-of-tomorrow-es3-es4/comment-page-1/#comment-95 Martin Hassman: blog nejen o prohlížečích » Blog Archive » ECMAScript 4 přichází Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:19:41 +0000 http://blog.mozilla.com/bcrowder/2007/11/30/evolving-from-the-javascript-of-today-to-the-javascript-of-tomorrow-es3-es4/#comment-95 [...] Evolving from the JS of today to the JS of tomorrow (ES3 -> ES4) [...] [...] Evolving from the JS of today to the JS of tomorrow (ES3 -> ES4) [...]

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