Daniel Mendler

Sebastian Wålinder ***@***.***> writes: > It seems the issue was with internal-border-width. > > Simply running Emacs with > > emacs --internal-border=0 --border-width=0 > > solved the issue entirely for...

@walseb No, I don't. When I tried it, I didn't have success and also observed some problems. It would be nice to try this again, since this would allow me...

It seems the segfault happens due to premature unloading of the shared object. It works for me if I compile the plugin with `-Wl,-znodelete`. This linker flag prevents unloading the...

It should be possible for the shared object to dlopen itself in a constructor such that the refcount is increased. Did someone try this? But I wonder why this hasn't...

@mattgreen I have no idea about mac. For me things work if I use the nodelete linker flag. But I am pretty sure it is possible on Mac to iterate...

But I am not sure if it is worth the effort to implement such a more sophisticated workaround. Llvm should be fixed instead.

@mattgreen How does the new pass manager work? Can we keep all the things as is for the plugin and simply pass -fexperimental-new-pass-manager to clang and things magically start working...

> Also, AFAIK, that mechanism is only for linking plugins statically What does this mean? The whole issue is about dynamic objects being unloaded prematurely leading to segfaults. In my...

@mohkale For comparison can you please cross check with a theme like modus-operandi which has full support for selectrum, prescient, orderless, consult etc?

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