Chris Tate b386d70f8b Fit JSON.parse object and array storage to their length ...

JSON.parse appends each property and element, so object and array
storage grows by doubling and keeps up to half of its capacity unused,
and a parsed tree is usually kept as it is. When an object or array
closes, its storage now moves to a block of exactly its length (shrinking
in place would keep the block's size class). A table recycled from the
free list may hold keys past its length; they are released first.
Properties and elements added later grow the storage again as before.

2026-10-16 04:43:24 -05:00

..

corpus

Fit JSON.parse object and array storage to their length

2026-10-16 04:43:24 -05:00

coverage-fixtures

Make scriptc compilation native-only

2026-10-12 12:25:30 -05:00

deadstrip

init

2026-07-22 18:08:04 -05:00

diagnostics

Add mock.fn and t.mock.fn with Node's calls log and implementation controls

2026-10-16 00:22:22 -05:00

ffi

Support three.js meshes and materials in static builds

2026-09-29 23:34:18 -05:00

fixtures

Pool small Buffers as Node does

2026-10-16 01:39:10 -05:00

harness

Pool small Buffers as Node does (#1101)

2026-10-16 03:50:17 -05:00

library-mode

Keep integer-slot checking working in the native compiler for library calls with bytes or array arguments

2026-10-16 02:51:23 -05:00

test262

Make scriptc compilation native-only

2026-10-12 12:25:30 -05:00