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v8-print-code-filter

v0.3.1

Published

Filter v8 --print-code / --print-opt-code output

Downloads

4

Readme

npm

v8-print-code-filter

Dependency Status

Filter V8 dump generated by --print-code or --print-opt-code by name, source position, optimization id and so on.

Example

$ v8-print-code-filter --name fs.writeSync example/print_code
$ node --print-code example/source.js |v8-print-code-filter --optimization-id=1
$ v8-print-code-filter --source-position=96 example/print_opt_code

CLI

Usage:  v8-print-code-filter [filter_expr]... [file]

Each filter_expr is a combination of an option key and value and describes a single attribute line.

E.g. --source-position=96 matches the following code section:

--- Raw source ---
...

--- Optimized code ---
optimization_id = 1
source_position = 96
kind = OPTIMIZED_FUNCTION
name = add
...

Two special values for numeric attributes are available:

  • max removes from selection all but entries with maximum value;
  • min removes all but entries with minimum value.

Multiple expressions are applied in sequence, so that --source-position=96 --optimization-id=max selects entries with source_position equal to 96 and, among those, with maximum possible optimization_id.

API

sections = printCodeFilter(sections, filters, [opts])

  • sections — parse tree in v8-code-dump-parser format.
  • filters — array of {key: 'key', value: 'value'} objects.
  • opts.onWarning(warning) — optional callback for warning handling.

Returns new section tree.

Related

Install

npm install -g v8-print-code-filter

License

MIT