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Re: Tracing what is loading
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Michael Heerdegen |
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Re: Tracing what is loading |
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Wed, 10 Dec 2008 20:14:21 +0100 |
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Hello again,
~/.abbrevs is the default value of `abbrev-file-name', defined in
`paths.el'. This is set also with emacs -Q.
`load-history' is a flat list, so we can't expect that it reflects the
recursive load history perfectly. I don't know if file names are added
when loading the file starts or when it ends.
Maybe interesting for you:
There is a variable `message-log-max' which defines how much messages
are remembered in the *Messages* buffer. One can set it to `t' which
means `no limit', but of course its to late for you to do this after
startup. `message-log-max' is defined in `.../emacs/src/xdisp.c', maybe
one can simply edit and recompile this file?
P.S.: Why do you have to know which files are loaded at which time that
exactly?
Michael
- Re: Tracing what is loading, (continued)
Re: Tracing what is loading, Dmitry Dzhus, 2008/12/07
Re: Tracing what is loading, Michael Heerdegen, 2008/12/07
- Re: Tracing what is loading, Harry Putnam, 2008/12/07
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- Re: Tracing what is loading, Michael Heerdegen, 2008/12/08
- Re: Tracing what is loading, Harry Putnam, 2008/12/08
- Re: Tracing what is loading, Harry Putnam, 2008/12/09
- Re: Tracing what is loading, Kevin Rodgers, 2008/12/09
- Re: Tracing what is loading, Harry Putnam, 2008/12/10
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- Re: Tracing what is loading,
Michael Heerdegen <=
- Re: Tracing what is loading, Harry Putnam, 2008/12/10