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Remove Heap::new constructor #398

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Xanewok commented Mar 16, 2018

Closes #343.

This removes the Heap::new constructor and adds a bit more info/explanation how Heap works and why it's not safe to move it after setting the value.

This bumps minor version again since the API changes are breaking and I think this should not be merged until Servo PR (which I'll send later) passes tests/is good enough with these changes.


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📌 Commit d8b6ae7 has been approved by jdm

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Testing commit d8b6ae7 with merge 59d390f...

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Remove Heap::new constructor

Closes #343.

This removes the `Heap::new` constructor and adds a bit more info/explanation how Heap works and why it's not safe to move it after setting the value.

This bumps minor version again since the API changes are breaking and I think this should not be merged until Servo PR (which I'll send later) passes tests/is good enough with these changes.

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Don't use unsafe Heap::new constructor

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Pulls servo/rust-mozjs#398 and aims to close servo/rust-mozjs#343.

We can't convert from `JSVal` to `Heap<JSVal>` safely (due to GC barriers we can't move Heap value after changing its underlying value to something meaningful, e.g. non-null or non-undefined), so I decided to also wrap the Heap values in a Box (and in dictionaries in RootedTraceableBox, see #20265 (comment) and the issue for more details) in dictionaries.

Since we allocate more to be safe, I think it'd be good to also do some sort of a JS perf run, if there is any to see if there's any significant overhead.

r? @jdm

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Pulls servo/rust-mozjs#398 and aims to close servo/rust-mozjs#343.

We can't convert from `JSVal` to `Heap<JSVal>` safely (due to GC barriers we can't move Heap value after changing its underlying value to something meaningful, e.g. non-null or non-undefined), so I decided to also wrap the Heap values in a Box (and in dictionaries in RootedTraceableBox, see servo/servo#20265 (comment) and the issue for more details) in dictionaries.

Since we allocate more to be safe, I think it'd be good to also do some sort of a JS perf run, if there is any to see if there's any significant overhead.

r? @jdm

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Pulls servo/rust-mozjs#398 and aims to close servo/rust-mozjs#343.

We can't convert from `JSVal` to `Heap<JSVal>` safely (due to GC barriers we can't move Heap value after changing its underlying value to something meaningful, e.g. non-null or non-undefined), so I decided to also wrap the Heap values in a Box (and in dictionaries in RootedTraceableBox, see servo/servo#20265 (comment) and the issue for more details) in dictionaries.

Since we allocate more to be safe, I think it'd be good to also do some sort of a JS perf run, if there is any to see if there's any significant overhead.

r? jdm

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Pulls servo/rust-mozjs#398 and aims to close servo/rust-mozjs#343.

We can't convert from `JSVal` to `Heap<JSVal>` safely (due to GC barriers we can't move Heap value after changing its underlying value to something meaningful, e.g. non-null or non-undefined), so I decided to also wrap the Heap values in a Box (and in dictionaries in RootedTraceableBox, see servo/servo#20265 (comment) and the issue for more details) in dictionaries.

Since we allocate more to be safe, I think it'd be good to also do some sort of a JS perf run, if there is any to see if there's any significant overhead.

r? jdm

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UltraBlame original commit: e520f3e643b75c05fa5f4b31a584e69920e06d52
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Pulls servo/rust-mozjs#398 and aims to close servo/rust-mozjs#343.

We can't convert from `JSVal` to `Heap<JSVal>` safely (due to GC barriers we can't move Heap value after changing its underlying value to something meaningful, e.g. non-null or non-undefined), so I decided to also wrap the Heap values in a Box (and in dictionaries in RootedTraceableBox, see servo/servo#20265 (comment) and the issue for more details) in dictionaries.

Since we allocate more to be safe, I think it'd be good to also do some sort of a JS perf run, if there is any to see if there's any significant overhead.

r? jdm

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Source-Revision: 23b6f569d09f9b10a70ca1b5c8a48f7da45853e2

UltraBlame original commit: e520f3e643b75c05fa5f4b31a584e69920e06d52
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