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;;; lang/scheme/autoload.el -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-
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;; HACK `geiser' has poor autoload ettiquette. It calls
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;; HACK `geiser' has poor autoload etiquette. It calls
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;; `geiser-activate-implementation' and `geiser-implementation-extension'
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;; in their autoloads files. Sure, these functions are autoloaded, but this
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;; needlessly (and unavoidably) pulls in the `geiser-impl' package (et co)
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;; I rectify this by inlining calls to these two functions (and the
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;; `geiser-impl--add-to-alist' sub-call in
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;; `geiser-implementation-extension'), and autoloading the two variables
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;; they operate on. I do this from our autoloads file (which is read right
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;; before package autoloads are).
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;; they operate on. I do this from our autoloads file (which is
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;; byte-compiled and read at startup before package autoloads).
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;; TODO At some point, PR this behavior upstream (but not verbatim!)
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;;;###autoload (defvar geiser-active-implementations ())
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;;;###autoload (defvar geiser-implementations-alist ())
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