Massive is a benchmark that currently runs on AWFY in a browser (not shell) on windows. It appears to be only run on 32 bit windows, but we can focus for now on windows 10 (64 bit windows) and if it works, then 32 bit browser builds (i.e. windows 7). Massive can be found here: https://github.com/kripken/Massive We will need to get the source and add it in-tree to: third_party/webkit/PerformanceTests/ then get raptor to recognize this and get the test running. how to run the test: * I assume we just have a webbrowser serve the pages * maybe start a browser at the root of the downloaded/extracted dir so we can access via simple url (e.x. http://localhost:8000/) * we will probably modify the test to add a url parameter ?raptor that will automatically run all the tests how to get results: * when running with ?raptor, we would post the results back to the control server (example: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/third_party/webkit/PerformanceTests/MotionMark/resources/debug-runner/animometer.js#681 ) * inside of raptor, we need to parse the results- I propose running it locally and copying the results- ideally we would get the subtests and the final score and be able to recreate that inside of raptor. If we get stuck on proper score summarization, we can get the test running, then calculate the scores properly in a followup bug.

this might be redundant with asm.js-apps; lets mark this as a P2 for now.

we will use wasm-misc (bug 1481708) instead of massive.