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Evaluate if it is possible to not invoke the isolate create callback when Isolate.SpawnFunction is used #4880

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a-siva opened this issue Sep 1, 2012 · 6 comments
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a-siva commented Sep 1, 2012

Evaluate if it is possible to not invoke the isolate create callback when
Isolate.SpawnFunction is called. This has some implications when script snapshots are used.

Would be ideal if the spawned isolate is able to clone the script object from the spawning isolate.

I am not sure if there are some issues in dartium with regards to this.

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dgrove commented Sep 1, 2012

cc @justinfagnani.
Added Area-Library, Library-Isolates, Triaged labels.

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DartBot commented Sep 3, 2012

This comment was originally written by antonm@google.com


Siva,

If VM can do source code reinjection for us, that'd be great---we have enough logic around that.

When spawning not DOM enabled isolate Dartium still performs some Dartium specific operations like setting native resolver (as dart:htm is imported anyway), we can probably live w/o it. Another thing is to set timer and print closures. That looks more important.

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dgrove commented Jan 11, 2013

Added Library-Isolate label.

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dgrove commented Jan 11, 2013

Removed Library-Isolates label.

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lrhn commented Oct 6, 2014

Removed Area-Library, Library-Isolate labels.
Added Area-VM label.

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Stale.

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