Re: Emacs not redisplaying

[Hadron <hadronquark@gmail.com>]

Daniel <daniel@warum-ada.de> writes:

> Hadron wrote:
>
>> Daniel <daniel@warum-ada.de> writes:
>>
>>> Daniel wrote:
>>>
>>>> Henrik Jegbjerg Hansen wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Daniel <daniel@warum-ada.de> writes:
>>>>>>> When I sit idly in Emacs (or use firefox, for example), and touch
>>>>>>> nothing in Emacs -- messages in ERC and Jabber does not show up, and I
>>>>>>> get no notifications of any kind, in the mode line or echo area, or
>>>>>>> anything.  Only when I touch a key (e.g. C-f) in Emacs do they
>>>>>>> come, all
>>>>>>> at once. 
>>>>>> I'd like to hook myself in here, too, as I'm experiencing the same
>>>>>> symptoms with compilation-mode on Emacs 22.0.93.1 (Linux, GTK). There
>>>>>> might be a relation to Henrik's problem.
>>>>> Just to add: I use the same Emacs version, 22.0.93.1.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Output actually seems to keep appearing for a few moments after the
>>>>>> key stroke.
>>>>> And this is the same for me too.
>>>> For me, the culprit is cedet.
>>>>
>>>> When investigating the thing a little more (in order to come up with
>>>> a minimal reproduction set), I found that compilation output appears
>>>> fluently until I load "cedet-1.0pre3/common/cedet.el".
>>>>
>>>> Henrik, do you use cedet, too?
>>>>
>>>> I found a message in the emacs-pretest-bug archives
>>>> (http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-pretest-bug/2006-10/msg00013.html)
>>>> that suggests installing cedet from CVS.  So I'll do just that.
>>> The compilation output is fine with cedet from CVS as of today.
>>
>> What modules? Or all of cedet? When I try to make it it says the makefile
>> is out of date. Any pointers appreciated.
>
> Well, I used cedet-1.0pre3 before, so I pulled all of cedet from CVS,
> into a clean directory.  There, make worked like a charm for me (using
> Emacs 22.0.93).  What did you try, Hadron?

The same, and I get this:

Makefile is out of date! It needs to be regenerated by EDE.

>
> From what I gathered from around the net it seems that the semantic
> module is what's causing all the trouble.
>
>

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