Timothy <tecos...@gmail.com> writes:
> Mark Barton <mbarto...@gmail.com> writes: > >> I use native-comp, but have not tried the async export yet. > > FWIW I use native-comp (with Doom + my config) and async PDF export > works. It might be useful for the OP if you could post what commit of Emacs 28 you are running. Native compilation is a moving feast and it could be either the OP is running an older version (and issue has been fixed) or a later version (and issue has been recently introduced). Knowing which commit you are building from might help him identify whether an update might fix the issue. One thing I did notice when I was running native-comp was that the caching strategy was a little hit and miss - it could also be that your version is not running native compiled org. When I was trying native compilation, I found that - native compilation was a bit restrictive - it didn't compile things correctly in some situations because it didn't load some dependencies (i.e. you got errors and warning you don't see with normal *.elc compilation) - The caching was a bit hit and miss - There was no noticeable performance improvement. I think all of these issues will eventually be addressed as things mature. However, for now, I don't see any real benefit in enabling native compilation other than on an academic level. -- Tim Cross
