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Re: CL functions called at runtime
From: |
Burton Samograd |
Subject: |
Re: CL functions called at runtime |
Date: |
Mon, 03 Dec 2012 13:00:27 -0700 |
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Gnus/5.1299999999999999 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/24.2.90 (cygwin) |
Glenn Morris <address@hidden> writes:
> Burton Samograd wrote:
>
>> I seemed to have missed the dicussion about the warnings being generated
>> by the byte compiler about CL functions being called at runtime.
>
> Probably because it happened decades ago.
Ok, I thought these warnings were added more recently. Maybe I was
thinking of the cl-lib discussion that's been going on.
>
>> Now I'm seeing them in my code for useful functions like remove-if.
>
> They've always been there.
Now I'm seeing them because I am actaully writing more elisp code rather
than little snippets. I've just been noticing that the build is
complaining a lot more about various deprecated functions/macros like
flet (use cl-flet) more now so I thought all of the warnings were of a
newer character.
>
>> Could someone explain why these warnings are being generated?
>
> No point repeating ancient history. Search the archives, read the elisp
> manual "tips" section; or use cl-lib instead.
cl-lib is an external package, correct?
--
Burton Samograd