Looking at CLJS tickets this afternoon, feel free to link ones you think I should consider

@thheller did you submit that perf patch you mentioned a couple of weeks ago? The emission thing?

@olivergeorge I applied your :stub fix, sorry for the delay

@anmonteiro this patch seems fine to me - https://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLJS-2394

thoughts?

@dnolen I did not. I was testing in lein repl which disabled a bunch of JIT stuff. when testing with a proper setup it was a much smaller difference, barely 1%.

ah gotcha

thanks for info

@dnolen looks fine to me

great thanks for taking a look

@dnolen if you get to it https://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLJS-1439 is pretty straightforward

will take a look

@dnolen https://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLJS-2377 would be nice to clear up sometime over the next month or so, given that Java 9 is out. (For example macOS users that do brew cask install java end up with Java 9 and the ClojureScript Quick Start fails without the fix in CLJS-2377.)

(It is possible to run QuickStart as it stands now under Java 9; you just need to add an extra option to the java command line.)

@mfikes oh nice, is the Quick Start issue mentioned in the ticket? I missed that bit of urgency

@thheller Re: https://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLJS-2396 Could this potentially be used to distinguish the various compilation phases in a cljc file? macro-time cljs (self-hosted cljs), macro-time clj (clj-hosted cljs), and runtime cljc and cljs? This is pretty obtuse right now. see https://github.com/cgrand/macrovich

@dnolen Nah. Quick Start failing is not mentioned. Thinking about it more, it probably affects anyone trying to use ClojureScript with Java 9. (Was just worried a little about prospective users giving up on a first bad impression.)

of course, let’s add a comment about the Quick Start issue to the ticket

I would have looked at it more closely if that had been mentioned

Will do

Updated CLJS-2377. Yeah, the previous description made the problem appear to be more esoteric than it really is.