Bug#734009: auto-compile noise can't be avoided by script

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Bug#734009: auto-compile noise can't be avoided by script

I wrote: >I have rated this bug "important" because of this lack of workaround. I have come up with a truly ugly workaround. The meta option system can be used to introduce a -c option that explicitly loads the script file via primitive-eval, which does not attempt compilation. (Nor does it look

Bug#734009: auto-compile noise can't be avoided by script

I wrote: >a command-line switch can turn off the auto-compilation, On closer examination, it turns out that aside from the portability concern that I described, turning off auto-compilation doesn't actually fix the problem. If a compiled version has previously been cached for the filename of a sc

Bug#734009: auto-compile noise can't be avoided by script

Package: guile-2.0 Version: 2.0.9+1-1 Severity: important Guile 2.0 has a facility to automatically cache a compiled version of any Scheme source file that it loads, and it wants the world to know about it! If auto-compilation is enabled, which it is by default, then when guile loads a file (that