Add missing requires and drop use of cl functions #8
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Hi, Chris. Actually, the elisp file is tangled from the Org file, so the fixes need to go in it. I'll copy them over. Thanks for letting me know about these. |
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I noticed these issues when I byte compiled this file in anticipation of running one of the benchmarks you published.
called-interactively-pis actually a pretty weird function. Its argument is technically optional which is why that call still works. However, the argument being optional is obsolete (viadeclare) as of Emacs 23.1, so the byte compiler warns about it as if it was required.