On 7/24/13 12:16 PM, Josh Matthews wrote:
All DOM objects are represented with |JSManaged<Whatever> whatever|.
When you want to access a property owner_document of Whatever, you use
|do whatever.with_imm |whatever| { whatever.owner_document }|, and |do
whatever.with_mut |whatever| { whatever.owner_document = other_document
}| to modify it.
Hmm. That looks pretty annoying to write for every single property
access, or am I just misunderstanding?
The limit for non-proxies is 16 words, for proxies it's 13.
That's what I thought. 16 words is 128 bytes, right? If each "pointer"
member is effectively two words because of the COW stuff, that still
means we should be able to fit in 6 or so of them plus a few other
bits... What does the memory layout of a Node look like in our setup
right now?
-Boris
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