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-#+TITLE: eval-and-compile
-
-I'm reading up a little on byte-compilation in [[emacs][GNU Emacs]] and I read
-about just exactly a feature that I needed.
-
-A while ago, I was working on my
-init[fn:init:[[http://ryuslash.org/dotfiles/emacs/init.html]]] file,
-adding some ~auto-complete~ code since I wanted to try it again.  I
-noticed that, because ~auto-complete~ is installed through ~package~, it
-couldn't load the appropriate files at compile time.
-
-I know that =package-initialize= should be called before calling or
-using any ~package~-installed functions and I have it in my
-init[fn:init] file, but this doesn't help at compile time.  So, ugly
-as I thought it was, I added
-
-#+begin_src emacs-lisp
-  (eval-when-compile (package-initialize))
-#+end_src
-
-just above the call to the ~auto-complete~ functions.  I hated having to
-do that, I know it's just one line, but its not at all DRY[fn::Don't
-Repeat Yourself].
-
-Just now, though, I read about =eval-and-compile=, and according to the
-documentation in the elisp reference manual, it should do exactly what
-I want, eval both when running and when compiling.
-
-#+begin_src emacs-lisp
-  (eval-and-compile (package-initialize))
-#+end_src
-
-I'm currently trying it out, I just tested it once and it seems to
-work like a charm.
-
-/Of course/, this might never have been an issue if I didn't use ~emacs
--Q~ to compile my init[fn:init] file, just to speed up loading during
-compilation a little bit.