"Eric M. Ludlam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As for this error, it looks like the error thrown in `class-p' is
> being picked up by the debug stuff. When checking for a class'
> validity, there are many horrible things that could exist, so the
> condition case is there. That error should be ok.
I should spend more time with the Emacs debugging system. This
behavior was of course documented. Sorry, to 'steel' your time.
> For slow systems, it is always important to compile EIEIO. EIEIO
> performs hordes of gyrations with built ins to achieve it's function,
> and gains speed improvements of 2 to 3 times or more when byte
> compiled.
For some reasons, eieio.el, was the only of the eieio files, which
wasn't compiled. After compiling XEmacs response again in the old,
fast way. Thanks, for pointing that out.
Gerd
