big global change, so let me explain in more detail. This refactoring CL does
the following:
- moves all the dart code for isolates in a common library (lib/isolate)
- changes frog to understand 'dart:isolate' imoprts by loading the code from the
location above.
- changes the vm to undernstand 'dart:isolate' imports by creating a separate
library that is part of the bootstrap. This follows the same code-structure
that Todd suggested in his CL introducing the mirror library
- changes dartc to use the shared isolate library as the source of truth for
type checking. I left around some of the internal js code in dartc so that the
backend continues to work for apps that don't use isolates.
- changes all tests that use isolates to import the library explicitly (this is a large bulk of the files in this CL)
- changes test status for tests we can't fix in this repo (e.g. co19)
- splits the isolate library code to make it possible to preserve some tests
without exposing internal types (e.g. tests about
serialization/deserialization)
- changes the create_sdk script to copy the isolate library to the sdk
- includes the isolate library in dartdoc
I'll wait for at least one lgtm from each area (dartc, vm, frog, sdk)
There is one important pending thing this CL doesn't do:
- update test_runner.dart: This should be updated next time we upload the new
binaries to tool/testing/bin
- dartium specific changes: Vijay, is there anything I need to do for dartium?
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With this change, dartdoc does a more comprehensive job of letting users
navigate the web of types. For each class, this will show its chain of
superclasses, interfaces it implements, and its immediate subclasses.
For interfaces, it shows superinterfaces, subinterfaces, implementing classes,
and a default class if it has one.
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Right now, the generated docs are pretty huge (100MB for all of the main libs). This is mainly
because each generated HTML page includes full navigation for each type in the containing
library. For stuff like dart:html, that's tons of HTML. Even after compression, the docs are
9.2MB. Also, they take a long time to generate (30s on my laptop).
This patch adds a mode you can use called "live-nav" (and makes it the default). With that
mode, pages do not include navigation. Instead, we generate a single nav.json file with the
navigation data. Client-side Dart code does an XHR for that and then renders the navigation
on the fly.
This gets the generated docs down to 13.3MB (2MB after compression) and gets doc generation
up to 6.3s for everything.
The two downsides are:
1. There's a visible flash on page load when it renders the nav since it's asynchronous.
2. You can't browse docs locally just using file://. To be able to XHR the nav.json, you
either need to enable file access in your browser or run a local server.
Review URL: https://chromiumcodereview.appspot.com//9256002
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This moves markdown into two places:
- The one under samples/ is intended to be a "real" markdown parser.
Eventually, it will probably live as a third-party library outside of our
standard lib but still easily accessible.
- The one inside dartdoc will change to become the parser used to parse
Gilad's forthcoming dartdoc comment syntax.
Review URL: http://codereview.chromium.org//8953042
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This entails adding callbacks to dartdoc for injecting additional
comments, as well as adding somewhat deeper support for hashing and
equality testing of Frog objects.
The next step is to inject the annotations into the HTML and DOM library source itself.
Review URL: http://codereview.chromium.org//8771054
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- Remove "Library" from libraries in index.
- Use different icon for exception classes in nav.
- Group classes, interfaces, and exceptions together on lib page.
- Don't show "Class" or "Interface" before types on lib pages.
- Show type bounds on generic classes.
- Don't show private constructors.
- Sort named constructors.
- Document function-typed parameters correctly. (See Collection<T>)
- Document named optional parameters and default values.
- Document type bounds in class definitions.
- Show raw types without type arguments.
- In type annotations for instantiated generic types, link the type
argument appropriately (i.e. List<String> will link String>).
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This also writes everything to an index.html inside an appropriate
directory. This keeps the URLs nice and pretty like: core_lib/String.
The downside is that you'll need to run a little local web server
to get them to be served up right instead of just opening them as
files in your browser.
Review URL: http://codereview.chromium.org//8758010
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