Re: Stop preprocessing `tex-site.el`

2024-09-01 Thread Stefan Monnier
>> The additional patch below seems to fix it. > Thanks, I installed the patch under your name after Tassilo's change. Thanks. >> Stefan "who doesn't use AUCTeX's makefile to compile AUCTeX" > How do you compile AUCTeX then, some `package' magic? More or less: I use the "in place install

Re: Stop preprocessing `tex-site.el`

2024-09-01 Thread Arash Esbati
Stefan Monnier writes: > The additional patch below seems to fix it. Thanks, I installed the patch under your name after Tassilo's change. > Stefan "who doesn't use AUCTeX's makefile to compile AUCTeX" How do you compile AUCTeX then, some `package' magic? Best, Arash

Re: Stop preprocessing `tex-site.el`

2024-08-30 Thread Tassilo Horn
Stefan Monnier writes: Hi chaps, > Ha, that's a funny one, thanks: I'm always happy to provide funny bug puzzles. :-) > The problem comes from `package-get-version` being autoloaded from > `package` which requires a few other packages, in this case > `browse-url` which itself requires `url` wh

Re: Stop preprocessing `tex-site.el`

2024-08-30 Thread Stefan Monnier
Arash Esbati wrote: > Thanks, I did 'make clean' and applied your patch locally. Running make > again gives: > > --8<---cut here---start->8--- > In toplevel form: > bib-cite.el:591:11: Error: Recursive ‘require’ for feature ‘tex’ > > In toplevel form: > context

Re: Stop preprocessing `tex-site.el`

2024-08-30 Thread Arash Esbati
Stefan Monnier writes: > I suggest the patch below which renames `tex-site.el.in` to > `tex-site.el`. We lose the `AUCTEX-date` info, but IMO the > simplification is worth this minor downside (at least for GNU-devel > ELPA packages, the date is encoded in the `AUCTEX-version`). > > [ We could ke