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Native Elisp Compilation landing in Master soon
- bjoli 6y agoFrom an Quick google I was unable to find any benchmarks. Does anyone have any anecdata?
- rgrmrts 6y agoI started using the native-comp branch a few months ago and have had no issues. As for performance, I haven’t benchmarked but things are noticeably faster and smoother. I’m on macOS and my main issue was the display going blank for a few milliseconds, and I’m no longer seeing that so a huge win in that regard! General search and completion seem faster too
- rurban 6y agoFeels like 10x faster
- oboroten 6y agoThere are some benchmarks here (elisp-benchmarks package): https://akrl.sdf.org/gccemacs.html https://akrl.sdf.org/gccemacs.html
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- anaerobicover 6y agoDoes this means that it will likely be in a release prior to version 28? I'm not too familiar with Emacs release scheduling.
- daptaq 6y agoNo, if it has been merged into the master branch, it will be released with 28.1.
- nahuel0x 6y agoNative compilation will need to be manually enabled on init.el or is already enabled by default?
- rgrmrts 6y agoCurrently (with the native-comp branch) you have to enable it in your init.el, I assume that behavior will remain. E.g.: (setq comp-speed 3)