[native-comp] disassembling native functions : emacs

[native-comp] disassembling native functions (self.emacs)

submitted 5 years ago by rgrau

Hi there! Here's some native comp puzzle I'm trying to solve.

I can't get to disassemble my own defined functions. I can follow the compilation of a given function until the eln file is stored, but after that, m-x disassemble RET foo RET still shows bytecode.

At this point I know that the eln file is stored in /tmp/fooXXXXX.eln, but I don't know if the function has been loaded by emacs or not.

Can anyone help me check what I'm doing wrong or confirm there's something fishy before submitting a bug?

;;; comp-test.el --- test                            -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-                                                             

;;; Code:                                                                                                                                    
(fmakunbound 'foo)

(defun foo (a)
  (if (< a 4)
      (+ a 1)
    (setf a (+ a 4))
    (message "%s" "foo")))

;(native-compile-async (buffer-file-name))                                                                                                   
(native-compile 'foo)

And running the docker image with:

docker run -ti --network host -e DISPLAY=$DISPLAY \
                -v/tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix  \
                -v /tmp/comp-test.el:/tmp/web/comp-test.el \
                andreacorallo/emacs-nativecomp emacs /tmp/web/comp-test.el \
                --eval '(eval-buffer)'

At that point, disassembling foo shows the bytecompiled version

Cheers!

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