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The work that you guys put into Mozilla is commendable and valuable.

I’ve worked in a handful of communities in the past but, by far, Mozilla has the most engaged community I’ve come across. First and foremost I would like to thank the community here at Mozilla for for giving me grace and also showing me how passionate you guys truly are. Sarto here! It’s been a great 4 months! The time really flew by. mozconfig), the PGO-LTO patch from Fx117 and the. Do not post bugs with the ESR JIT to bug 1860412.Īpart from that, the other Firefox news is anticlimatic: Firefox 119 (I did a test build of Fx118 but hadn't tested enough to post about it) builds fine with the WebRTC patch from Fx116 (or -disable-webrtc in your. However, I don't intend to backport POWER8 or optimizing Wasm support to 115ESR future work will be done on trunk, assuming Mozilla is fine with the existing changes. If you don't want to roll your own browser (though I highly recommend it), then Dan Horák has you covered with a copr build for Fedora users. For your convenience the JIT patch set already includes the PGO-LTO and WebRTC fixes for that version. If you'd like to give it a shot as well, then apply the new patches numerically and build as we did for Firefox 115, using the. However, I do intend to add support for optimized Wasm and later POWER8, and with that said, the testers I've been seeding this with see good improvements for the vast majority of sites and no additional reproducible crashes so far. It does not yet support POWER8, nor the optimizing Wasm compiler, so some applications will not run as well as they should (and obnoxiously asm.js code is not JITted at all in this configuration because it relies on the optimizing Wasm compiler, despite the fact it's regular JavaScript - for TenFourFox, which didn't support Wasm otherwise, I hacked JavaScript to simply compile asm.js with regular Ion).

The current JIT state for 115ESR now supports baseline Wasm as well as full optimizing Ion compilation for regular JS, and passes the complete test suite on Linux. That doesn't mean, of course, that you can't try it yourself. Please don't spam the Bugzilla entry with drive-by comments, but if you'd like to observe its progress, you can follow along in bug 1860412.

Although I've been a bit preoccupied lately with a new $DAYJOB which has required me to be remote, let's not bury the (larger) lede: the first iteration of the Firefox/SpiderMonkey ppc64le JIT is being evaluated by Mozilla to determine if the changes are acceptable.

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