Isak Johnsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > After saving comes compiling (remotely from Emacs). I've used ssh and > make as the make command. It works, but next-error can't find the > source files. Do you have any ideas or solutions for this?
Hm. It would be really good if closer integration was possible. It doesn't make sense to open a new connection for every make invocation. There is already tramp-compile in tramp-util.el but it suffers from the problem that the compilation proceeds in the foreground. It seems that having Tramp open multiple connections to a remote host is useful in many cases. The recently discussed integration with Ange-FTP in multi-hop methods could also benefit from it. To do this, Tramp would have to be able to stash the passwords somewhere. I'm hesitating to do this, but maybe there is a fairly secure way that Tramp could just use? Then a buffer management mechanism is needed (so that one knows which buffers for which connections belong together) and then things could proceed fairly nicely. In the beginning, Tramp could open a new connection for each bg command, but later on, connection pooling could be implemented. I thought about multiplexing the output of several shell commands into a single shell connection, but that doesn't really work. Or does somebody have an idea about this? Kai _______________________________________________ Tramp-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tramp-devel
