Closed chriselrod closed 1 year ago
I see nothing in julia-repl that would interfere with this, it is simply passing a string.
Why do you need the quotes though? The string is split on spaces.
Does
julia -O3 -q -tauto -Cnative
work in the command line, outside Emacs?
Ha, yes it does. Somehow I never realized that we don't need quotes.
This works: https://github.com/chriselrod/init.el.repo/commit/569830dc69181ce4e246e33a27c3b7cba8b2689d
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julia-repl
(something like “latest master” is fine).A few versions.
Starting a Julia-repl now yields:
The motivation here is passing additional flags, e.g. I typically start Julia in the repl with
-C"native,-prefer-256-bit"
. Using justnative
however is a minimal example that should generally work on x64 CPUs.Seems that the parsing of native is the problem, or that I'm writing the string wrong? You can reproduce this from the terminal via trying to start Julia via
julia -C"fake"
; the error message above is what you get whenever you specify something that doesn't exist/gets misinterpreted.