Re: [Bug-librejs] Non triviality criterion

[Richard Stallman]

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  > >Using regexps to check for the existence of non-trivial actions (such as
  > >using ajax or calling eval) can filter many scripts quickly, so it is a
  > >good way to speed the test up. But it is not sufficient.

  > If you believe that this system I came up with can be used as a first pass
  > to filter out scripts quickly, can you help me understand what would be
  > needed in addition to what is already guaranteed by this first pass?

If you implement our new standard for triviality, it may be fast
enough that there is no need to try to optimize it using some regexps.

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