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<Shinmera> Any reason slime-sprof-start/stop/etc are synchronous with the REPL? Makes it impossible to use them while the repl is busy with a command, which is quite annoying.
<scymtym> that's a general limitation. for example, C-c C-e works in the REPL, but only when it is idle. on the other hand, C-c C-e, slime-sprof-start and friends work from a lisp-mode buffer, even when the REPL is busy
<Shinmera> I typically work around it by C-c C-cing the function calls I need
<Shinmera> But it's far less... nice than having it work with slime commands.
<Shinmera> especially since I have to stop whatever's happening in the repl to view the report.
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<luis> Shinmera: if you M-: (setq slime-current-thread t) in the repl buffer you get your desired behaviour, but then each repl expression is evaluated on a new worker thread too
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