[Top][All Lists]
[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]
Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs"
|
From: |
Richard M Stallman |
|
Subject: |
Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs" |
|
Date: |
Tue, 29 Apr 2008 19:17:07 -0400 |
The other hard problem is multi-tasking in the Emacs Lisp engine.
RMS once left me with the impression that this was virtually
intractable, especially if one wanted to have existing Elisp code base
compatibility, a reasonable thing to want.
I think "intractable" might be too pessimistic. It is certainly
a lot of work, but someone could give it a try.
- Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", Thomas Lord, 2008/04/28
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", Paul Michael Reilly, 2008/04/29
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs",
Richard M Stallman <=
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", Thomas Lord, 2008/04/29
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", Stephen Eilert, 2008/04/29
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", dhruva, 2008/04/29
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", Richard M Stallman, 2008/04/30
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", David Hansen, 2008/04/30
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", Thomas Lord, 2008/04/30
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", Miles Bader, 2008/04/30
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", David Kastrup, 2008/04/30
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", Tom Tromey, 2008/04/30
- Re: Very interesting analysis of "the state of Emacs", Thomas Lord, 2008/04/30