Attilla,
Thanks for the reply. I might end up giving it a shot. Once I dig in
there I'll probably have a few questions for you if you don't mind
helping me get up to speed a bit.
Thanks again,
bobby
On May 20, 2010, at 12:23 AM, Attila Szegedi wrote:
No, it's not -- sorry about that. I never got proper amount of time
to work on it, and what is in the repository is pretty much in
"scratchpad" phase. Additionally, protocol documentation is both
incomplete and outdated (at least it was when I last looked at it),
so best I could do was reverse-engineering the protocol from its
client-side code from ChromeDevTools Java source and V8 C++ source;
quite daunting and slowing progress. And then there are impedance
mismatches you'll inevitably run into - the protocol exposes a lot
of implementation-specific V8 bits that don't have direct
equivalents in Rhino (i.e. internal object handles, some stack
constructs, etc.). All-in-all, it's a hard task. I estimate that if
I could only work on this full time, I would probably need around
two months to fully implement it. So, if anyone else wants to give
it a shot, feel free to.
Attila.
On 2010.05.20., at 0:19, Bobby Rullo wrote:
Hi all,
I saw that there was some work being done by Attila Szegedi on
making Rhino talk the v8 debugger protocol, so I checked out the
stuff at dynalang, but it doesn't seem to be in a compilable state
(missing files, methods)- is there something more up-to-date
somewhere else, or has someone else done something similar?
Thanks!
Bobby
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