David Reitter <[email protected]> writes: Hi David,
> Has anyone succeeded in preloading AUCTeX, that is, compiling AUCTeX > into the Emacs binary when building? No, I haven't even known that it is possible at all. > In my quick experiments loading some large .el files (e.g., tex.el) > required dependencies caused the process to fail. (One would probably > have to include everything, in the right order.) Also, is there any > configuration detection at load-time, that should not be preloaded to > keep the binary portable? AUCTeX uses a set of variables (TeX-data-directory, TeX-lisp-directory, preview-datadir, preview-lispdir) internally to load stuff. Those are set according to the options given to configure. > At this time, loading AUCTeX (with the first .tex file) takes 3.5 > seconds on a modern i7 laptop with SSD drive. That's a lot! Yes, but since it's just a one-timer, it doesn't bother me too much. Bye, Tassilo _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
