how to compile on remote machine

how to compile on remote machine

[Michal]

hallo Group Members

I first thought of using tramp for this, but my tramp 2.1.12 does not
have tramp-compile function which is mentioned in tramp manual.
How to do this then?:

TRAMP provides commands for compilation of files on remote machines.
In order to get them loaded, you need to require `tramp-util.el':

     (require 'tramp-util)

   Afterwards, you can use the commands `tramp-compile' and
`tramp-recompile' instead of `compile' and `recompile', respectively;
*note (emacs)Compilation::.  This does not work for the `ftp' and `smb'
methods.




regards,
Michal

Re: how to compile on remote machine

[Michael Albinus]

Michal <rabbit50@tenbit.pl> writes:

> hallo Group Members

Hi,

> I first thought of using tramp for this, but my tramp 2.1.12 does not
> have tramp-compile function which is mentioned in tramp manual.
> How to do this then?:

The manual text you quote is from Tramp 2.0. Tramp 2.1 doesn't need
`tramp-compile' anymore; it shall work with `compile' and friends, if
your current buffer is related to a remote directory.

> regards,
> Michal

Best regards, Michael.

Re: how to compile on remote machine

[Michal]

Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de> writes:

>  Tramp 2.1 doesn't need
> `tramp-compile' anymore; it shall work with `compile' and friends, if
> your current buffer is related to a remote directory.

Great!

Thank You for answer

regards,
Michal