I find myself frequently being prompted by TeX-process-check while editing a document that takes a long time to process. I always want to kill the process and start a new one.
Would it be possible to add an option to disable the prompt, or is there some reason why the prompt should always be offered? I guess that in situations like mine an even better behaviour might be to always let a run continue until it is done, but to queue up another run when some change is outstanding. That way, one does not risk the output document not updating for a long time if frequent edits are being made and no LaTeX run ever completes, because it is always being interrupted. Finally, I noticed one typo (version 12.1.2 of AUCTeX): the docstring of TeX-process-check says "exist", and should say "exists". For now, I just redefined TeX-process-check in my init sequence to omit the prompt. -- https://rrt.sc3d.org
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