M-x compile

M-x compile

[Glenn Hancock]

Is there a quicker way to execute the compile process than to have to hit 
Alt X and then manually type out the word compile?

Thanks,

glenn

Re: M-x compile

[Alfred M. Szmidt]

   Is there a quicker way to execute the compile process than to have
   to hit Alt X and then manually type out the word compile?

Sure, bind compile to some nice key-binding.  This is what I often
use: (define-key global-map "\C-xc" 'compile)

Re: M-x compile

[Alfred M. Szmidt]

Please fix you From/Reply-to header to point to a valid email address.

Re: M-x compile

[Eli Zaretskii]

> From: Glenn Hancock <ghancock@localhost.localdomain>
> Newsgroups: gnu.emacs.help
> Date: Fri, 07 Feb 2003 11:28:53 -0500
> 
> Is there a quicker way to execute the compile process than to have to hit 
> Alt X and then manually type out the word compile?

Of course, there is: this is Emacs!

It goes like this:

  - first time you compile, type "M-x compile RET" and then type the
    compilation command

  - second time you compile, type "M-x recompile RET"

  - thereafter, "M-x" followed by enough up-arrow keys to get to the
    "recompile" command will do

Re: M-x compile

[Glenn Hancock]

Thanks for the help.  Couldn't figure out the key binding but the recompile 
thing was very helpful.  Didn't even know I could do that at all nor did I 
realize I could arrow up for command history.

Thanks a lot...

Glenn Hancock wrote:

> Is there a quicker way to execute the compile process than to have to hit
> Alt X and then manually type out the word compile?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> glenn

Re: M-x compile

[Tiarnan O Corrain]

Apropos M-x compile -- is there any way to set environment variables that may 
be needed by Makefiles when M-x compile runs make: e.g. DEVROOT or cognates?

Cheers

Tiarnan

Re: M-x compile

[Christopher J. White]

>>>>> "tiarnan" == Tiarnan O Corrain <tiarnan.ocorrain@logicacmg.com> writes:

tiarnan> Apropos M-x compile -- is there any way to set environment
tiarnan> variables that may be needed by Makefiles when M-x compile
tiarnan> runs make: e.g. DEVROOT or cognates?

The current env in emacs is passed on to the compile process.
So, just M-x setenv DEVROOT or put it in your .emacs.  If you
need a different environment for different buffers, it's 
a bit more ugly.

...cj

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Re: M-x compile

[Daniel Pfeiffer]

chris@grierwhite.com (Christopher J. White) skribis:
> >>>>> "tiarnan" == Tiarnan O Corrain <tiarnan.ocorrain@logicacmg.com> writes:
> 
> tiarnan> Apropos M-x compile -- is there any way to set environment
> tiarnan> variables that may be needed by Makefiles when M-x compile
> tiarnan> runs make: e.g. DEVROOT or cognates?
> 
> The current env in emacs is passed on to the compile process.
> So, just M-x setenv DEVROOT or put it in your .emacs.  If you
> need a different environment for different buffers, it's 
> a bit more ugly.

You can put them in your compile command like:

ENVVAR=xyz make

and/or

make OVERRIDEVAR=xyz

coralament / best Grötens / liebe Grüße / best regards / elkorajn salutojn
Daniel Pfeiffer

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