This WebExtensions API allows to install, remove, and query installed
PKCS#11 modules as well as to query the the status of available PKCS#11
"slots" for a given module.
Reuses the native application manifests from the "Native Messaging" API,
but using the "pkcs11" type rather than the "stdio" type.
All calls expect an application name, which is not the PKCS#11 friendly
name (the "description" field in the manifest file is used for that) but
instead the application name in the manifest file.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 8dHr5QfEaXv
This WebExtensions API allows to install, remove, and query installed
PKCS#11 modules as well as to query the the status of available PKCS#11
"slots" for a given module.
Reuses the native application manifests from the "Native Messaging" API,
but using the "pkcs11" type rather than the "stdio" type. Update the
code for the Native Messaging API to ignore any manifests for the
"pkcs11" type.
All calls expect an application name, which is not the PKCS#11 friendly
name (the "description" field in the manifest file is used for that) but
instead the application name in the manifest file.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 8dHr5QfEaXv
In order to rewrite the Gecko Profiler add-on as a WebExtension,
we need an API for the profiler which allows us to control the
nsIProfiler, and symbolicate the stacks that it provides. This
is the implementation of the simpler parts of that API.
TODO:
- Support profiling of remote targets through a new devtools
API.
- Support the dump_syms breakpad code which was asm.js in the
old extension by directly calling into native code.
- Figure out a faster way to send the large volume of data from
getSymbols all the way from our extension down to the content
process and then into the page's context.
MozReview-Commit-ID: JzDbV4l2eXd
The generated messages are still a bit rough in some instances, but they're at
least much better than what we have now.
MozReview-Commit-ID: gTS0RvDnwk
