[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kim F. Storm) writes:
>> (require 'ft) only loads a file if 'ft is not in features. However,
>> it unconditionally adds '(require . ft) to current-load-list. If you
>> call a function with require a million times, this eats up 16 MB of
>> memory.
>
> The problem seems to be that current-load-list is never truncated.
> But I don't quite understand what current-load-list is good for
> (outside the byte compiler).
I don't understand it either, but ... if require doesn't actually load
the file, surely nothing at all should be added to `current-load-list'?
This seems like an out-and-out bug [and I notice my `current-load-list'
is also filled up entirely with largely redundant (require . xxx) entries.]
-Miles
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