Thanks for the suggestion but my purpose is not development, and I
don't have the luxury of re-installing an OS just to use this feature.
I have Sol10u5 and am trying to measure the performance of various
_javascript_ widgets in our ajax-enabled product.
Russ
Ginn Chen wrote:
Why not just use Firefox 3 bundled with OpenSolaris or
Solaris Nevada?
Ginn
On Nov 11, 2008, at 4:25 AM, Francois Dion wrote:
Alfred Peng is the one that contributed the
firefox 3 build on the mozilla site. As you mentionned it doesn't have
dtrace enabled. Firefox 2 build from Sun Beijing has it. The other
issue with FF3 is the lack of integration with GTK theming. I've left a
comment on his blog regarding the theming issue, you might want to add
the issue with dtrace too:
http://blogs.sun.com/pengyang/entry/firefox_3_0_3_builds
Francois
-----Original Message-----
>Info that I can find on firefox-dtrace-enabled browsers is about a
year
>old. I found something that said it was built into firefox now, but
>others say you have to build from the source - create your own.
>If it is built in, how does one go about enabling dtrace?
>I've tried a couple _javascript_ scripts in the 0.99 dtrace-toolkit,
but
>they don't appear to capture anything from my Firefox 3.03 on
Solaris
>10u5 browser.
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