Re: new nongnu elpa package candidate: cpupower

[Stefan Monnier]

One more thing: indeed you don't need the (setq lexical-binding t), and
furthermore it can be harmful (it can cause other (unrelated) code to be
treated as using `lexical-binding` even tho that code was written for
the old, dynamically scoped, dialect of ELisp).


        Stefan


Stefan Monnier [2021-11-07 01:21:55] wrote:

> Hi Stephen,
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> Stephen Meister [2021-11-03 17:10:48] wrote:
>>   For consideration, a patch to
>> https://git.savannah.gnu.org/git/emacs/nongnu.git .  It adds a package for
>> interacting with the cpupower command (where available).
>
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