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Morning! Today's code joke: I wrote a comment explaining the use of sliding-butter for a core.async channel.
It’s deprecated, it’s been replaced by salting-butter
^^
I guess we found the Breton ;)
We’d better be careful with these groaners. We might get arrested for a salt and buttery.
The reviewer had a good laugh
Moin!
månmån
Good morning!
wow, i'm all the way back on 27.2 - should i upgrade ?
phew. switching to doom was enough change for a while 😬
unless there is anything awesome on 28 or 29 i'm missing ?
ooo that is definitely something awesome
any good howto to make sure I've got the right things turned on when I do ./configure
?
if you recompile from the same repo, you will have to cleanup the elc files generated by previous runs btw
also you will want to tweak your conf for native comp, to at least silence the compilation warnings you get initially
Native compilation is fantastic. Also, subjectively, child frames are now fast enough to be usable for me.
just did a super-easy native-comp upgrade on macos. everything is very snappy now
brew tap d12frosted/emacs-plus
brew install emacs-plus@28 --with-native-comp
doom clean
doom sync
@UK0810AQ2 I run a snapshot from yesterday, seems fine
and clojure-lsp/cider/kondo is a lot faster now as well, tho the real speed ups there came from the changes to tech.ml.dataset and tablecloth fixing their kondo/macro interaction so that there weren't as many errors to wade through
I'm running into this fun error
In file included from fchmodat.c:40:
./stdlib.h:783:1: error: wrong number of arguments specified for 'malloc' attribute
783 | _GL_FUNCDECL_SYS (aligned_alloc, void *,
I'm enjoying the version that I compiled today on ubuntu 21.10 built using @U050SC7SV's gist
aside from the new snappiness, i'm also very happy with my new emacs icon:
@U050SC7SV is wayland working for you? Last time I had a go (on Ubuntu 21.10) lots of little annoyances like drag and drop not working consistently made me move away