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Earthquake ate my WebKit roll
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Hi all, there I was: sitting, merrily gardening away on WebKit, when I was rudely interrupted by an Earthquake out of left field. @_@ So I may add a few more baselines, etc., but I don't think I get an actual roll done today anymore - sorry about that. Speaking of which: there are a slew of CSS tests failing on the webkit... more »
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Vertical Text and Layout Tests and Font Caches and oh my
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[CC'ing Dave Hyatt, as he may have some input/suggestions] Hi all, As I was having a rather more intense WebKit roll today, I just wanted to give some heads up on the fall-out of a vertical text change introduced in WK r80582 (either directly, or that just unearthed one or more already-existing issues) - the Chromium test expectation file grew quite a... more »
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Linux cgroups for currently used chrome process/tab?
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Hello list, I have a problem that when I open pages in new tabs by middle clicking links that my primary windows becomes unresponsive on my little cute atom netbook (EeePC 901). I was wondering if it would be possible to give the currently focused/used tab the majority of the CPU cycles like this new cgroups patch for kernel... more »
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test failures of automated_ui_tests in Chromium
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hi, Am trying to run the automated_ui_tests tests on x86 Ubuntu machine. I've build the source and tests in Debug mode and executed the tests as shown below. $ make automated_ui_tests $./out/Debug/automated_ui_test s But all the tests fail on x86 linux machine. Summary log is as below. ------------------------------ ------------------------------ -----------------... more »
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Problem in Hooking 'ExTextOut'
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Hi: I want to: capture the word under my cursor and translate it into Chinese. A normal way to achieve this is injecting a DLL and hooking the systemcall 'ExTextOut'; when my cursor move over the word, an 'invalidatedata' will be invoked and 'ExTextOut' too, then I can get the word. Since the 'render' process of Chrome has no window, I create a remote thread into the 'render' process's address... more »
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Chrome + Eclipse + subclipse?
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Howdy Folks, Is anyone else here using eclipse to hack on Chrome? Do y'all use the subclipse plugin? It seems to require a more recent version of subversion than I have on my workstation and I was curious what other folks were doing? Cheers, Ryan
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Weird layout test failures
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Hi, I cannot understand the following two layout test failures well. [link] [link] The former was fixed by reverting WebKit's r65181 but we haven't figured out why the latter failures happen yet. I think these two sets of failures are... more »
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Proposed OOM improvements.
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I suspect there is one issue you may want to consider even before you get to the ones you mention. We've had reports of "extreme slowness", and I was able to reproduce such situation in the past. The slowness (and pegged disk activity) is consistent with thrashing due to code paging. Even though we don't use swap, the kernel will still reclaim... more »
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Problem with git cl dcommit?
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I'm trying to submit a chrome change, and I've done it before with 'git cl dcommit', but now when I try that, I get:
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Mysterious build break
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Can anyone tell me why this change seems to break the build? [link] It adds a dependency on chrome/common/chrome_switches. h to webkit/extensions/v8/benchmark ing_extension.cc. Evidently, it broke the Linux test_shell_tests: [link]... more »
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