Hi Mekeor, Am Mittwoch, dem 12.07.2023 um 18:19 +0000 schrieb Mekeor Melire: > If I understand correctly, it is only the following Emacs-packages > that ship with eln-files when installed with Guix, because they > specify `#:emacs ,emacs` in the package declaration, so that native- > compilation is available during build-time which is used if it's > available: > https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix.git/tree/guix/build/emacs-utils.scm?h=6d0b3684628fe24555055d4a97d703a1b0b59660#n144 > > emacs-auctex > emacs-citeproc-el > emacs-zig-mode > emacs-flycheck-grammalecte > emacs-sudo-edit > emacs-elquery > emacs-cov > emacs-pos-tip > emacs-posframe > emacs-xelb > emacs-exwm > emacs-xelb-no-x-toolkit > emacs-exwm-no-x-toolkit > emacs-exwm-x > emacs-jabber > emacs-ement > emacs-circe > emacs-esxml > emacs-nov-el > emacs-wordgen > emacs-picpocket > emacs-lsp-mode > emacs-jsdoc > emacs-tramp > emacs-elpher > emacs-telega > > So, if my understanding is correct, and assuming that we want to ship > eln-files, Emacs-packages should all be built with a package of Emacs > that supports native-compilation. You are correct, but unlike other language ecosystems (e.g. Python or Common Lisp), we don't have a convenient "package-with-emacs" as of yet. This is basically step 3 of <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/63984#0> of which only step 1 has been concluded so far. (In fact, I need to merge 29.0.92 into emacs-team, but that shouldn't be as difficult as the rest in there.) If you want things to happen faster, just tag your patches with emacs-team and we will review them :)
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