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I might try setting that. I’m pretty new to all this; could you point me to where I can find instructions on how to set the optimization level?
by ashton314 6y ago
I might try setting that. I’m pretty new to all this; could you point me to where I can find instructions on how to set the optimization level?
- smabie 6y agoI think you can just do: (setq comp-speed 3) Then you should tell it to recompile all of your elisp files: (native-compile-async "~/.emacs.d/elpa/" <n> t) (native-compile-async "<path/to/system/elisp/files>" <n> t) Where <n> is the number of threads you want. It's also possible than you have deferred compilation and that's the problem?
- ashton314 6y agoThank you! I’ll give this all a try.
- ashton314 6y agoDarn it. When I try running the `native-compile-async` function, I get thrown into the debugger with a message telling me that Emacs wasn't compiled with native compiler support. I did have to use clang instead of gcc to get past some errors about not finding Appkit.h. I'll have to do more digging and try and get gcc working. Thanks for your help though!
- rStar 6y agotry this: https://github.com/daviderestivo/homebrew-emacs-head https://github.com/daviderestivo/homebrew-emacs-head