Hi Gregg,
"Gregg Sangster" <gr...@thesangsters.ca> writes:
I have wip-elisp rebased all the way up to main as of a few days
ago (e60469c8b6936575c079faaffa40a340e1d49f3c) plus two changes
from Ricardo. It's available here:
https://git.sr.ht/~g20r/guile
Excellent!
There is one test failure in "make check" on test-out-of-memory.
I
haven't investigated it yet but I get the same failure on main.
If
that's not an expected failure, it might be a problem with my
environment.
There is also an emacs repo here:
https://git.sr.ht/~g20r/emacs
which uses the 3.0-based wip-elisp. It builds and runs but
segfaults easily. I've started rebasing it on a more current
emacs. Those changes aren't published yet.
I also had he same experience. Guile Emacs would segfault very
quickly. That’s why I started a rebase on top of the nearest
Emacs release, which is 25.2. I had to abandon the rebase,
because after about 45 commits it became too difficult for me to
understand what exactly I had to do to resolve all these
conflicts. There are about 112 commits left to apply.
If you think you could benefit from the work I already did I could
upload the full git repo as it is, mid-rebase and all.
I haven't been able to get the guile-emacs package in guix
working.
The build gets stuck at collecting/processing OKURI-NASI entries
after
a few hours. For comparison, the 3.0-based guile-emacs builds
in
about 20 minutes on my machine. If anyone has that running, it
would
be nice to have a comparison of the build/run speed.
I only got the 2.x-based Guile Emacs to build. Haven’t tried with
3.x because I had not dared rebase beyond 2.2.
--
Ricardo
