On Sun, Jan 30, 2011 at 9:04 AM, David Herman <dher...@ccs.neu.edu> wrote:
> > Since Chrome seems to have gotten away with dropping it to 4ms, we may be > able to do the same -- though I haven't heard anyone specifically say they > planned to. Maybe at some point we can eliminate this silliness altogether, > and setTimeout could become a more viable tool for compiler-writers. But > happily, the ECMAScript committee recently agreed to try to mandate proper > tail calls in the next version of the standard. So with a little (okay, > maybe more than a little) luck, compiler-writers may eventually be able to > rely on having tail calls built in to the web. > Yeah I've heard about that too, but of course it will take sometime for the change to propagate to all of the browsers in the wild ;) Thanks for the info, yc
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