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@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ SUDO =
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#+END_SRC
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** Advanced Customization
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-*** Different compilation methods
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+*** Compilation Methods
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The default compilation method compiles all source files within the
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same Emacs process, simply because that is the fastest method.
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@@ -216,15 +216,15 @@ to catch these errors, different compilation methods can be configured
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by defining =_COMPILE_= to one of these values (either permanently in
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=local.mk= or for a single invocation of =make=):
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-- =dirall=:: The default compilation method invoked via =ELCDIR=.
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-- =single=:: uses a separate Emacs for each compilation invoked via
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+- =dirall= :: The default compilation method invoked via =ELCDIR=.
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+- =single= :: uses a separate Emacs for each compilation invoked via
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=ELC=.
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-- =source=:: uses a separate Emacs for each compilation invoked via
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+- =source= :: uses a separate Emacs for each compilation invoked via
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=ELC=. Removes all =*.elc= files before and each =*.elc= file
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directly after compilation.
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-- =slint1=:: first compiles using =dirall=, then compiles each file
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+- =slint1= :: first compiles using =dirall=, then compiles each file
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again using =single=.
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-- =slint2=:: first compiles via =source= and then again via =slint1=.
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+- =slint2= :: first compiles via =source= and then again via =slint1=.
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Both =ELCDIR= and =ELC= are also customizable, but changing their
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definitions must not alter the semantics of compilation. You have
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Achim Gratz