Hi all Recently I decided to retire the outdated Gnus package in XEmacs and give a brand new Gnus fresh from the Git repo a try. Works fine so far. And it is *much* faster with my Lotus Notes server @work. I'd go as far as saying that searching for messages with nnir and the IMAP search command is faster than native search with the Notes client for some reason. However, I keep getting this annoying message:
itimer "run-at-time<2>" signaled: (invalid-state "Autoloading failed to define function" time-to-seconds) Which was easy enough to track down to corresponding definitions in gnus-util.el and time-date.el that test for availability of #'float-time. I don't quite understand why the autoload magic doesn't work.[1] But what I really don't understand is why #'float-time is required to be a built-in function. In recent XEmacs float-time is defined in subr.el which fails the test (subrp 'float-time). Thanks Marcus Footnotes: [1] In fact I don't even get how it is supposed to work. _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
