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Is there a generalized setter for buffer-modified-p?
It is very simple to define a simple generalized setter for buffer-modified-p:
(gv-define-simple-setter buffer-modified-p set-buffer-modified-p)
That enables constructs like:
(with-current-buffer …
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Why does a let-bound huge list survive garbage collection after the let form?
Note that the following original test is errorneous and has been superseded by the EDITED version below.
(progn
(message "Before: %S" (memory-use-counts))
(let ((x (make-list 100000000 0)))
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