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    Reviewed by Gramps and Ken. · 69335a5d
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    	Checked in by Ken.
    
    	- fixed 3134693 -- carsdirect.com crash on used car search, due to large JavaScript array
    
    	The parser was using recursion to handle many types of lists.
    	This meant that we crashed out of stack space when any of the lists were extra big.
    	I applied the same sort of fix we had already applied a while back for argument lists for
    	all the other types of lists, including the list of ElementNode that was the reason for
    	the crash reported here.
    
            * kjs/grammar.y: Removed ElisionNode altogether and just use a count.
    	Use specific node types for PropertyNameAndValueList and PropertyName.
    
            * kjs/grammar.cpp: Regenerated.
            * kjs/grammar.cpp.h: Regenerated.
            * kjs/grammar.h: Regenerated.
    
            * kjs/nodes.h: Elide "ElisionNode", changing objects to keep elision counts instead.
    	Make the ObjectLiteralNode list field be PropertyValueNode, not just Node.
    	Make PropertyValueNode fields have specific types. Add new reverse list functions, calls
    	to those functions in the constructors, and friend declarations as needed so the class
    	that holds the head of a list can reverse the list during parsing.
            * kjs/nodes.cpp:
            (ElementNode::ref): Use iteration instead of recursion. Also elide "elision".
            (ElementNode::deref): Ditto.
            (ElementNode::evaluate): Use iteration instead of recursion, taking advantage of
    	the fact that the linked list is reversed. Also use the elision count rather than
    	an elision list.
            (ArrayNode::reverseElementList): Reverse the list so we can iterate normally.
            (ArrayNode::ref): Elide "elision".
            (ArrayNode::deref): Ditto.
            (ArrayNode::evaluate): Use elision count instead of elision list.
            (ObjectLiteralNode::reverseList): Reverse the list so we can iterate normally.
            (PropertyValueNode::ref): Use iteration instead of recursion.
            (PropertyValueNode::deref): Use iteration instead of recursion.
            (PropertyValueNode::evaluate): Use iteration instead of recursion, taking advantage
    	of the fact that the linked list is reversed.
            (ArgumentListNode::ref): Change code to match the other similar cases we had to revise.
            (ArgumentListNode::deref): Ditto.
            (ArgumentListNode::evaluateList): Ditto.
            (ArgumentsNode::reverseList): Ditto.
            (VarDeclListNode::ref): Use iteration instead of recursion.
            (VarDeclListNode::deref): Ditto.
            (VarDeclListNode::evaluate): Use iteration instead of recursion, taking advantage
    	of the fact that the linked list is reversed.
            (VarDeclListNode::processVarDecls): Ditto.
            (VarStatementNode::reverseList): Reverse the list so we can iterate normally.
            (FunctionBodyNode::FunctionBodyNode): Use BlockNode as the base class, removing
    	most of the FunctionBodyNode class.
    
            * kjs/nodes2string.cpp:
            (ElementNode::streamTo): Update for using a count for elision, and reverse linking.
            (ArrayNode::streamTo): Update for using a count for elision.
            (PropertyValueNode::streamTo): Update for reverse linking.
            (ArgumentListNode::streamTo): Update for reverse linking. This has been wrong for
    	a while, since we added the reverse a long time ago.
            (VarDeclListNode::streamTo): Update for reverse linking.
            (ParameterNode::streamTo): Update for reverse linking.
    
    
    git-svn-id: http://svn.webkit.org/repository/webkit/trunk@3192 268f45cc-cd09-0410-ab3c-d52691b4dbfc
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