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org-babel-tangle-file works doesn't alter timestamps if it thinks the
Emacs Lisp file it could produce isn't any different from the one
already there. We've already done the stat check, and don't
particularly care for what org-babel-tangle-file thinks. Hence we
should delete the file to force org-babel-tangle-file to generate a
new file.
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Just makes it easier to profile and deal with compilation
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So if you don't want to, say while debugging, it won't.
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Speeds up boot and kill.
Actually checks for timestamps and logical errors are removed.
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The two largest sections of my config are separated into their own
files now. Does increase init time, but I just can't handle how big
this thing is. It'll be a bit nicer to look at and manage with
separate files.
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Just realised how easy a fix this is to the 2 second wait time for
Emacs to stop. Checking if the org files are newer than the compiled
files, and the same for byte compilation, ensures I only compile when
necessary.
This actually makes Emacs kinda appealing for quick work: I kinda
cringed every time I launched Emacs without a server because I knew it
would take *so long* to stop it. Now that isn't as big a concern!
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Jesus, how could I have not noticed the spelling error in "Finishied
byte compiling"?!
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