Hi Achim, Achim Gratz <strom...@nexgo.de> writes:
> You continue to misunderstand what I was saying or at least trying to > say. The primary function of Org's build system is to, well, build Org > with the minimum fuzz. That's what it was designed to do and that is > what it does — it can do other things as well, but you'll have to > configure it to do that. This I understood perfectly :) > Emacs does have elint > since version 23, which is properly separated from building, but again, > is still incomplete. I've added two compilation methods that use elint, > but they certainly aren't for casual use — the first one takes 25 times > as long as a simple build and the other one 275 times. Please refrain from adding such new targets to the Makefile for now. Let's settle the issue first. > I'm not going to degrade the build performance for everyone to save a > handful of people the bother of doing that. If you insist, do the > change yourself (it's defined in default.mk). One thing I need to understand: what are the warnings that you have when compiling within a single process and you don't when compiling with one process per file? The next thing I'd like to know is _why_ -- but even a rough answer to the first question would help me take a decision about this. Thanks, -- Bastien
