On Thu, Aug 11, 2016 at 1:22 PM Eli Zaretskii <
eliz@gnu.org> wrote:
I'd prefer not to install anything.
Hi Eli,
To avoid people's personal emacs config from polluting, I change the user-emacs-directory and package-user-dir in the macro. Things get installed to the /tmp/ dir by default on unix systems.
I do have the Git repo for ELPA,
though. So could you please modify your recipe so that the required
packages are loaded from the Git repo (by modifying load-path), and
then the rest is done as needed?
Please let me know if this is still necessary to help debug this problem. The current macro definition is very generic and works for GNU Elpa + other Elpas out there. It does not pollute your personal area as I mentioned above. After done with this, just rm -rf (concat temporary-file-directory (getenv "USER") "/" ".emacs.d-debug/")
Better yet, just post the file that causes the trouble, there's no
need for everybody to recreate it, right?
I wanted the mininum working example to be all inclusive. If I do not do so, then I need to rely on manual steps like saving the file, opening the exact same file using M-x find-file (and all that). Isn't my method more reliable? All you do is eval the whole thing and check the profiler report.
Here is the file that my example creates:
(* ''a is a special equality type (it is not the same as the generic 'a type. It *)
(* means that both arguments can be of any type as long as you can use the *)
(* equality operation between them. So both can be int, both can be strings, *)
(* both can be int tuples. TH*)