Dear Auctex list For some time, I am using a quite old computer while I wait for the new one that is coming. Now compile a LaTeX document takes some "not instantaneous" time. Generating fonts takes an small eternity.
Suppose that I am editing a latex document. I save and compile. It is compiling. Meanwhile, I change it (suppose I remove a \include for several pages) and before the compilation finishes and the dvi is written, I save it again. Then the tex file is newer than the dvi file in disk, but the document must be recompiled. (ok, I could kill the job, but I don't know if this is always possible [on Win32 for example]) I know that it is always possible to force the compilation with C-c C-c latex RET, but why not fix?) When a compilation starts, it should save a property with the compilation start timestamp. The compilation should be the next action when timestamp of dvi file on disk < timestamp of tex file on disk or timestamp of last compilation < timestamp of tex file on disk (or same better solution than this one) Regards Miguel -- Miguel Vinicius Santini Frasson [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
