Compile Pause In ./lisp/org/

Compile Pause In ./lisp/org/

[Nathan Royce]

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I wasn't sure if this should be posted under bug reports (since it wasn't compiled and it is the latest source from git) or development.
I was able to compile emacs in a 32-bit Debian environment, even cross-compile.Now that I switched the 64-bit distribution, emacs seems to pause compilation with 2 different files:"Compiling org/org-bbdb.el"or"Compiling org/org-agenda.el"It doesn't crash or exit with a failure. While all of the other .el files compiled quickly, these have yet to compile after 15 minutes.The CPU monitor in the panel drops to nothing at this point as well.
$ ./autogen.sh$ make bootstrap //pauses at bbdbor$ make //pauses at agenda 		 	   		  

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Re: Compile Pause In ./lisp/org/

[Nathan Royce]

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Getting some information now. I had git cleaned and reset committing to "3a1ce0685f66f5fb162b07f6bf4a1d8e1ec75c06" and it bonks at the same file (the other file resulted from parallel compilation):"...Wrote /home/vboxadmin/Desktop/emacs/lisp/org/ob.elcCompiling org/org-agenda.el`flet' is an obsolete macro (as of 24.3); use either `cl-flet' or `cl-letf'."This was after wiping all of my gitted tool compilations and starting from scratch. When that failed, I dropped the committal to the last stable release (24.3).
Now to wipe the VM instance, upgrade Debian and start from scratch yet again.OK, after updating everything in Debian and starting over, I just saw it pass the agenda and bbdb files. They took about 5 seconds each, but that's a far cry from 30 minutes before I break out of it.It doesn't tell me the root cause of the hangup, but at least it's gotten through the entire compilation
 		 	   		  

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