On Fri, 15 Mar 2024, Keith Wright <kwri...@keithdiane.us> wrote: > Olivier Dion <olivier.d...@polymtl.ca> writes: > >>>> Like the warning says, you ought to either use the GUILE_AUTO_COMPILE >>>> environment variable or use the `--no-auto-compile' switch. >>>> Unfortunately, there is no `--quiet' or `--warning=/dev/null' option. >>> >>> I think the OP is fine with autocompilation (I even guess they expect >>> it, i.e. changing the source file and getting old behaviour would be >>> a surprise), they just want it to happen silently (as Tomas has hinted >>> at). >> >> Not possible unfortunately :-( > > Why would this be unfortunate? This seems like a feature (non-bug).
I think most of Guile user actually want this feature for a long time. I can understand. > If it is autocompiling something you think is already compiled > then either your thought or the build/make/autocompile system is > buggy. It depends. You do not want to auto-compile script do you? You certainly do not want user to see this after installing your script. As for none-script files, I actually like the auto-compile warning. It tells me about changes in my project. -- Olivier Dion oldiob.ca
