ob-async enables asynchronous execution of org-babel src blocks,
like this:
ob-async isn't tied to src blocks in a specific org-babel
language. Simply add the keyword :async to the header-args of any
org-babel src block and invoke ob-async-org-babel-execute-src-block.
ob-async is available in MELPA. If you'd rather install from source,
make sure ob-async.el is on your load-path, like this.
(add-to-list 'load-path "$PATH_TO_OB_ASYNC_ROOT_DIR")
Require the package and ob-async will handle any source block which
includes :async in its header-args.
(require 'ob-async)
Cask manages dependencies and runs tests. Once Cask is installed, you can make test.
First, go through the troubleshooting checklist, troubleshooting.org. It's an org-mode file in this repository that's designed to diagnose issues with ob-async. If that doesn't solve your problem, include a copy of the entire file (which will include your #+RESULTS blocks) in a Github issue.