The 'native' declaration syntax allows for declaring type aliases for structs without tagging them as ptr or ref. native foo(JSContext); rather than [ptr] native foo(JSContext); Such types used in params will result in generate a C++ header in which the struct is passed by value. *Usually* this would be bad. However, there are small structs (like longlongs on some platforms and point structs) that fit in a word and *perhaps* ought to be allowed in interfaces. Still, more often than not such a declaration is a mistake that ought to be flagged.

Marking these as ASSIGNED. Pesky bugzilla-daemon.

[SPAM] Marking milestone 'future' as part of nsbeta3 triage.

Mass-reassigning mccabe's non-JS, non-Rhino bugs to jband (34 total). Would like to cc mccabe; but the mass-reassign page does not allow this. I'll leave it up to mccabe to decide if he wants to be cc'ed on these -

mass reassign of xpidl bugs to dbradley@netscape.com