El mié, 24 ago 2022 a las 21:45, Vincent Lefevre (<[email protected]>) escribió:
Hi, Vincent, > It seems that Emacs caches results, so that once the cache is built, > Emacs doesn't attempt to rebuild anything... until the cache gets > obsolete or is removed: > > rm -r .emacs.d/eln-cache > > Now I've seen earlier today that this was not working at all in > firejail with some restrictive profiles because gcc could not be run. > If I understand correctly, Emacs now wants to compile the .el files: > > https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/GccEmacs Thanks, I was not aware of this change. I track the emacs mailing list, but mostly for spellchecking related issues and did not notice this change. > > First two warnings should never happen, ‘really-hunspell’ is a local > > variable inside a let statement, Other expect the variable or function > > from outside the file. I could improve the use of > > ‘ispell-base-dicts-override-alist’, but seems not a problem here. > > So this would be a bug in Emacs itself? This seems caused by a typo in my definition, not a bug in Emacs. The underlying reason for these warnings is that we use to supress warnings in normal byte-compilation, but this does not happen in this async byte-compilalation. I expect an upload with this problem fixed soon. Thanks again for your info. Regards, -- Agustin
