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ekg.el:860:12: Warning: the function `delete-line' is not known to be defined.
c:/users/scott/.emacs.d/straight/build/ekg/ekg.el: Error: Invalid function #
Compilation finished.
I haven't noticed that this causes a problem, though. This is on emacs 28.2.
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This is very interesting, thanks for opening this. If you can reproduce this, would you mind adding (declare-function delete-line "subr") after the other declare-function calls in ekg.el and seeing if this helps? I'd check it in, but this is very weird, and I don't really understand why this is a problem or what the best fix is. The problem is, this is in a file that is just part of emacs, and doesn't provide any module, so I can't require it. And delete-line is not new, AFAICT.
In addition, I don't really understand what is happening with the "invalid function #". I really need to get native compilation working on my own computer so I can try to track down these problems.
I thought you'd be interested to know that, when I start up emacs, I see this in the
async-native-compile-log
bufferI haven't noticed that this causes a problem, though. This is on emacs 28.2.
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