Re: Suppressing native compilation (short and long term)

[Lars Ingebrigtsen]

Andrea Corallo <akrl@sdf.org> writes:

>> You missed my point.  "-Q" doesn't have "one clear meaning" -- it's a
>> mish-mash of stuff, affecting how many things in Emacs works (like
>> Customize, X resources, packages, and so on).
>
> Still I think none of these as anything to do with the execution engine
> (and should not).

Did I say they did?  You claimed that "-Q" has "one clear meaning", and
that's false.  "-Q" means, sort of, "without any local changes", which
is really wishy-washy semantics.

Which reminds me of another thing -- was there a reason that --batch
implies "avoid most JIT compilation", like it does now, by the way?
It's always seemed pretty odd to me, because JITting could well be quite
useful when doing batch stuff, and there's no handy way to switch it on
when doing --batch.