2009-11-19: checkReportFlags adjusted to use js_GetTopStackFrame, to
satisfy static analysis checks. No effect on Sunspider.
At compile-time, we must consult the current JSTreeContext to decide
whether to issue an strict mode error; at run-time, we need to
check the strictness of the currently executing script. Both cases
also check the context options. The design is supposed to make it
easy to follow the principle that conditions treated as errors in
strict mode are a subset of those warned about by JSOPTION_STRICT.
This patch removes report flag handling from js_ExpandErrorArguments,
which is used for both compile-time and run-time errors. At run-time,
the new checkReportFlags handles the checks. At compile-time, we need
different checks depending on the situation, so the checks are done in
js_ReportStrictModeError, js_ReportCompileErrorNumber, and the new
ReportCompileErrorNumberVA.
At compile-time, we must consult the current JSTreeContext to decide
whether to issue an strict mode error; at run-time, we need to
check the strictness of the currently executing script. Both cases
also check the context options. The design is supposed to make it
easy to follow the principle that conditions treated as errors in
strict mode are a subset of those warned about by JSOPTION_STRICT.
This patch removes report flag handling from js_ExpandErrorArguments,
which is used for both compile-time and run-time errors. At run-time,
the new checkReportFlags handles the checks. At compile-time, we need
different checks depending on the situation, so the checks are done in
js_ReportStrictModeError, js_ReportCompileErrorNumber, and the new
ReportCompileErrorNumberVA.
The flag TSF_DESTRUCTURING is used by the parser to modify the way
variables in the destructuring pattern get represented in the parse
tree. It is never set or used by the tokenizer. This patch moves it
to JSTreeContext::flags, where it belongs, now that that field is wide
enough to hold it.
It also renames the flag TCF_DECL_DESTRUCTURING, since the flag is
only used for destructuring patterns that occur in declarations; it is
not set when processing assignment-like destructuring patterns.
We'd like the SpiderMonkey configure script to generate a header file
named js-config.h to hold #definitions chosen at configure time that
affect the SpiderMonkey API, like JS_THREADSAFE. However, that name
is very similar to that of an existing header file, jsconfig.h. This
patch renames the existing header file, and updates all references to
it.
--HG--
rename : js/src/jsconfig.h => js/src/jsversion.h
