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src: use stack-allocated Environment instances #7090

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Fishrock123 commented Jun 1, 2016

(Comment is at #7082 (comment))

Curious, does this buy us anything in reality? Just less management of environment?

Seems fine to me, not going to sign-off though. (CI is green fwiw)

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Curious, does this buy us anything in reality? Just less management of environment?

It makes it obvious that the instance's lifetime is correctly scoped, something you don't have with heap-allocated instances.

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jasnell commented Jun 1, 2016

Seems like a good idea. Scanning through it the one thing that does come to mind is that it would be helpful to have additional code comments added as these kinds of changes are being made... comments that help explain the flow and intent more so that contributors who are less familiar with the code can grok things a bit easier. Beyond that nothing else comes to mind. LGTM given that CI is green. Would like @trevnorris to review also tho.

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comments that help explain the flow and intent more so that contributors who are less familiar with the code can grok things a bit easier.

Can you point out a few places where comments would help? In general I try to refrain from comments unless the code does something that's not the obviously correct thing to do but I don't think that's an issue here.

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jasnell commented Jun 1, 2016

I'm thinking in terms of general comments that would help someone who is new to node understand what is happening within the code. For instance, a quick one liner that explains what InitAdapter() does (https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/7090/files#diff-883701a662f7ab4f6396a4d5fbb1149cR187). Obviously not a critical thing by any measure, I'm just thinking in terms of ways to make the code more accessible.

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We used to have such comments in src/node.cc and src/node.js but they have a habit of getting out of sync with the code.

As to your particular example, that's existing code that this PR doesn't fundamentally change. I don't think this PR is the right place to start commenting it, that's mixing two different things.

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jasnell commented Jun 1, 2016

I don't disagree :-) I was just using it as an example. No worries :-)

#include "v8.h"
#include "v8-profiler.h"
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Which header is it that includes SetupProcessObject()?

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node_internals.h, which is included by node.h, which is included by env-inl.h. It's a bit roundabout, I can include it directly.

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doesn't worry me. just couldn't see how the header was reaching here.

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Like seeing code moved out of node.cc. LGTM.

PR-URL: nodejs#7090
Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com>
Reviewed-By: Trevor Norris <trev.norris@gmail.com>
Makes it easier to reason about the lifetime of the Environment object.

PR-URL: nodejs#7090
Refs: nodejs#7082
Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com>
Reviewed-By: Trevor Norris <trev.norris@gmail.com>
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This is not landing cleanly, so holding off on including it in the next v6 release.

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Still conflicts to v6, with or without the inspector, and the inspector depends on it... Going to patch without; I think that conflict is easier to resolve.

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Looks like this has a hard dependency on 138c7af / #7082, conflict resolution does not appear possible from my end.

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@bnoordhuis safe to assume dont land on v4.x as well?

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Correct. I've added the label.

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