As of a couple days ago, after I reported the bug on behalf of SLIMErs everywhere, CVS HEAD of GNU Emacs got fixed so animate is now back to it's usual zippy self so the SLIME startup looks cool again!
-Peter
Peter,
Am 14.03.2005 um 03:35 schrieb Peter Seibel:
As of a couple days ago, after I reported the bug on behalf of SLIMErs everywhere, CVS HEAD of GNU Emacs got fixed so animate is now back to it's usual zippy self so the SLIME startup looks cool again!
Just updated Emacs from CVS on Mac OS X. I still see the weird behavior for /animate/ ... So - no, unfortunately not for me. Someone else still having the same effect ?
Cheers, Frank
-- Frank Gönninger CEO / Vorstand PRION Consulting Services AG Phone: +49 711 797353-30
Frank Goenninger DG1SBG frank_goenninger@t-online.de writes:
Peter,
Am 14.03.2005 um 03:35 schrieb Peter Seibel:
As of a couple days ago, after I reported the bug on behalf of SLIMErs everywhere, CVS HEAD of GNU Emacs got fixed so animate is now back to it's usual zippy self so the SLIME startup looks cool again!
Just updated Emacs from CVS on Mac OS X. I still see the weird behavior for /animate/ ... So - no, unfortunately not for me. Someone else still having the same effect ?
Hmmm. I think the fix was to animate.el--do you perhaps have an old .elc file lying around somewhere?
-Peter
Peter Seibel peter@gigamonkeys.com writes:
Frank Goenninger DG1SBG frank_goenninger@t-online.de writes:
Peter,
Am 14.03.2005 um 03:35 schrieb Peter Seibel:
As of a couple days ago, after I reported the bug on behalf of SLIMErs everywhere, CVS HEAD of GNU Emacs got fixed so animate is now back to it's usual zippy self so the SLIME startup looks cool again!
Just updated Emacs from CVS on Mac OS X. I still see the weird behavior for /animate/ ... So - no, unfortunately not for me. Someone else still having the same effect ?
Hmmm. I think the fix was to animate.el--do you perhaps have an old .elc file lying around somewhere?
Well, if you do, so do I--I built a new OS X Emacs this afternoon and indeed had the old problem. Later I'll make sure everything is completely clean and rebuild just to be sure. If it's still broken, I'll let the Emacs guys know.
-Peter
On Mar 14, 2005, at 3:32 PM, Frank Goenninger DG1SBG wrote:
Peter,
Am 14.03.2005 um 03:35 schrieb Peter Seibel:
As of a couple days ago, after I reported the bug on behalf of SLIMErs everywhere, CVS HEAD of GNU Emacs got fixed so animate is now back to it's usual zippy self so the SLIME startup looks cool again!
Just updated Emacs from CVS on Mac OS X. I still see the weird behavior for /animate/ ... So - no, unfortunately not for me. Someone else still having the same effect ?
I updated and built GNU Emacs from CVS today and it is working for me now. In fact the animation seems zippier than I remember it being.
I always build the same way:
make clean ./configure --with-carbon --without-x --prefix=/usr make bootstrap
Apart from --prefix, are you doing something different?
I'm using Xcode 1.5 on OS X 10.3.8 btw.
David Steuber david@david-steuber.com writes:
On Mar 14, 2005, at 3:32 PM, Frank Goenninger DG1SBG wrote:
Peter,
Am 14.03.2005 um 03:35 schrieb Peter Seibel:
As of a couple days ago, after I reported the bug on behalf of SLIMErs everywhere, CVS HEAD of GNU Emacs got fixed so animate is now back to it's usual zippy self so the SLIME startup looks cool again!
Just updated Emacs from CVS on Mac OS X. I still see the weird behavior for /animate/ ... So - no, unfortunately not for me. Someone else still having the same effect ?
I updated and built GNU Emacs from CVS today and it is working for me now. In fact the animation seems zippier than I remember it being.
I always build the same way:
make clean ./configure --with-carbon --without-x --prefix=/usr make bootstrap
Apart from --prefix, are you doing something different?
Yeah. I usually do make extraclean and then build the installer in the mac directory. But last night I noticed that even after a 'make extraclean' there were still .elc files around. So I reconfigured and did 'make maintainer-clean' and then rebuilt. Now the animation seems to be fixed for me too.
Frank, can you make sure that you're starting from a completely clean, up-to-date tree and rebuild?
-Peter
Peter Seibel wrote:
[...]
Yeah. I usually do make extraclean and then build the installer in the mac directory. But last night I noticed that even after a 'make extraclean' there were still .elc files around. So I reconfigured and did 'make maintainer-clean' and then rebuilt. Now the animation seems to be fixed for me too.
The reason things weren't working after a make && make install is that the change was to animate.el. By default, make /doesn't/ recompile .el files that are newer than .elc ones when building unless they are to be dumped with emacs (it only updates the temacs binary and redumps). In order to make sure that .el files are recompiled the recommended build incantations are:
[checkout emacs] ./configure --options
make bootstrap make make install
[update emacs] make cd lisp && make recompile cd .. && make install
There are more detailed instructions in INSTALL.CVS
Lawrence
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 10:00:27 +0000, Lawrence Mitchell wrote:
Peter Seibel wrote:
[...]
Yeah. I usually do make extraclean and then build the installer in the mac directory. But last night I noticed that even after a 'make extraclean' there were still .elc files around. So I reconfigured and did 'make maintainer-clean' and then rebuilt. Now the animation seems to be fixed for me too.
The reason things weren't working after a make && make install is that the change was to animate.el. By default, make /doesn't/ recompile .el files that are newer than .elc ones when building unless they are to be dumped with emacs (it only updates the temacs binary and redumps). In order to make sure that .el files are recompiled the recommended build incantations are:
[checkout emacs] ./configure --options
make bootstrap make make install
[update emacs] make cd lisp && make recompile cd .. && make install
Just a question: shouldn't there be a
./config.status
before the call to make? If some of your compilation/istalled libraries changed one might need to do './config.status --recheck' ....
HTH Ralf Mattes
There are more detailed instructions in INSTALL.CVS
Lawrence
Hi all!
Am 16.03.2005 um 01:34 schrieb Peter Seibel:
David Steuber david@david-steuber.com writes:
On Mar 14, 2005, at 3:32 PM, Frank Goenninger DG1SBG wrote:
Peter,
Am 14.03.2005 um 03:35 schrieb Peter Seibel:
As of a couple days ago, after I reported the bug on behalf of SLIMErs everywhere, CVS HEAD of GNU Emacs got fixed so animate is now back to it's usual zippy self so the SLIME startup looks cool again!
Just updated Emacs from CVS on Mac OS X. I still see the weird behavior for /animate/ ... So - no, unfortunately not for me. Someone else still having the same effect ?
I updated and built GNU Emacs from CVS today and it is working for me now. In fact the animation seems zippier than I remember it being.
I always build the same way:
make clean ./configure --with-carbon --without-x --prefix=/usr make bootstrap
Apart from --prefix, are you doing something different?
Yeah. I usually do make extraclean and then build the installer in the mac directory. But last night I noticed that even after a 'make extraclean' there were still .elc files around. So I reconfigured and did 'make maintainer-clean' and then rebuilt. Now the animation seems to be fixed for me too.
Frank, can you make sure that you're starting from a completely clean, up-to-date tree and rebuild?
-Peter
I just created a similar "configure and build" script. Apparently I missed the make bootstrap step - now everything works as expected. Thanks for the headsup!
Frank
-- Frank Gönninger CEO / Vorstand PRION Consulting Services AG Phone: +49 711 797353-30
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