Re: Native-compilation build process (was Re: Loading tramp for dump goes into infinite regress)

[Lynn Winebarger <owinebar@gmail.com>]

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On Wed, Aug 3, 2022, 11:33 PM Lynn Winebarger <owinebar@gmail.com> wrote:

>
> * 698 libraries in the preloaded-file-list
>     * 136 files listed in lisp.mk
>     * 521 files listed in site-load.mk (the file I generate from
> site-load)
>     * I'm not sure where the remainder are from
> * 426 native compilation units in "all-loaded-comp-units-h"
> * 1126 eln files under native-lisp/28.1-<hash>/preloaded - none appear
> directly in 28.1-<hash>
> * 1504 elc files under lisp
> * 1557 el files under lisp
> I'm not sure why some of the files were byte compiled but not native
> compiled (or at least, not loaded in the dump).


It was just from the way native compiled files are not tracked on the
build, and having done a pure byte-compile run to ensure everything would
have compiled dependencies.
Once touched all the source files and redumped, everything that could be
compiled was loaded as native compiled, for a total of 596 NCUs in the dump.

I will now proceed to iron out the load dependency order of the additional
libraries I have set up and compiled in site-lisp.

I found adding call-interactive to the "never-optimize" lists (one
customization variable, one hard coded list in nadvice) resolved the issue
with the runaway async subr compilation.  I deleted close to 100k ELISP
files from /tmp today from jobs I killed.

Lynn

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