+1 for ASan (and it's buddy LSan).
What's the status of MSan? (the 3rd buddy) Is there any work on that for
Desktop Firefox as well? Would it also be useful for Firefox OS?
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Hi all,
Currently our builds using Mozilla-TWQA's B2G Flash Tool [1] flash only
opt builds.
How useful do developers think it would be to have debug eng builds as
well? [2] This will enable assertions and probably make it easier to
debug gaia-ui-tests, as well as look out for seccomp violati
But I do see a lot of source and compiled .o files for npapi within firefox OS
source code tree under 'gecko/dom/plugins/base/' and
'objdir-gecko/dom/plugins/base/'. What are these about?
Yes, these are leftovers we should not even compile on b2g.
I filed bug 982282 [1] to stop compiling the
CSS errors are another story, especially when we use CSS properties that
are prefixed/unprefixed and we try that the apps somehow load in other
browsers. But we definitely have some that needs to be fixed.
Bug 959945 is an example of a seemingly-innocuous "JavaScript Warning"
CSS issue in Gaia
One wrinkle I ran into while removing some CSS warnings in email for bug
96004, there are two “will-change” uses that show up as warnings. I believe
this is an experimental property used in some builds/config settings of
Gecko, and I think we want to keep those in.
You probably mean bug 960094.
An error is the minimal requirement for fuzzing, so far I have seen
orangutan fuzzing Gecko with Gaia applications. By considering these
errors as critical, this give the ability to fuzzers to fuzz Gaia
applications (bad application state), which in the end improves the
quality of applications.
Valgrind has been available on FxOS for a while now via magic incantation only
known by few developers. To fix this, I've gone through MDN and updated the
relevant entries, as well as adding documentation on how to build/run valgrind
on the phone (Nexus 4 or similarly high spec phone only at th
All repositories used to build FFOS, including gaia, are present on
git.mozilla.org. All of our official builds, and our partners pull from
git.mozilla.org just in case there is any problem with github. (You can
see this in the sources.xml in an official build.)
At the moment, the devs prefer to
Hi Sami,
Orangutan can help you to launch Firefox at the requested coordinates by
using the "TAP" syntax. To do so, you'll have to run a script that has
this TAP command with the required coordinates on the phone after
pushing the orangutan binary to it.
An alternative may possibly be to use
The other alternative to make it painless to land gecko+gaia atomic
changes is of course to move gaia to the same repo as gecko, and make
the github repo a readonly mirror of gaia-hg. I'm sure I will be very
popular with this proposal in gaia circles ;)
This is interesting. More consolidation of
build/core/combo/HOST_darwin-x86.mk:42:
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build/core/combo/HOST_darwin-x86.mk:43: * No 10.6 or 10.5 SDK found, do you
have Xcode installed? *
build/core/combo/HOST_darwin-x86.mk:44:
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It may be possible to rework orangfuzz to use marionette action chain
events
(https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Marionette/Marionette#Action_Chain_Methods),
Yes, using Marionette might be a possible way forward - I'm been
thinking of using it for awhile but haven't gotten around to rewri
Is it Possible to use Orangfuzz on the Simulator or B2G Desktop?
Since orangfuzz is based on the Orangutan framework [1], I've only tried
it on a Unagi test device, and it should work on a Geeksphone Keon as well.
I don't think it works as-is on the Simulator / B2G desktop, but wlach
(cc'ed)
(followups to: mozilla.dev.b2g please)
I recently released an experimental user interaction (touch) fuzzer for
Firefox OS, known as orangfuzz[1]. It is based on the Orangutan
framework[2] by wlach.
More details can be found in a Mozilla Security blogpost[3].
Currently it only works with a Un
I was wondering if we have (or already have) plans for testing battery
life on some standard phone hardware now that we are about to have the
first release of Firefox OS finalised.
Battery life is a large concern for mobile/smartphone users and it will
be interesting to have some areweusingtoo
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