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From:	terra AT diku DOT dk (Morten Welinder)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Problems compilling emacs
Date:	23 Jun 1995 17:37:37 GMT
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marc AT mpi DOT nl (Marc Fleischeuers) writes:

>No problem with 19.29

Glad to hear that, also a bit surprised.

>dpsm>      The next problem, the one I am stuck on, is when the etc/DOC file is 
>dpsm>      created.  Make calls ../lib-src/make-docstring with a LOT of file 
>dpsm>      names.  For some reason it's only getting the first 128.  The FAQ 
>dpsm>      explains how to do this--use gnu make compiled with djgpp.

>This remains a big hurdle indeed. I had to keep tweaking my memory
>configuration to get past this one. 

I will do thatever it takes to fix this in September provided the
DJGPP V2 beta is workable by then.

>I'd heartily recommend that you give 19.29 a try. There is one small
>glitch, a declaration conflict in gmalloc.c (just comment out the
>faulty declaration, it from an unused function) and you'll find you're
>far better off. Some annoying bugs are fixed, most notably the
>`extended character bug'.

Negative.  No such bug has been corrected, and it's not an Emacs bug
anyway, I think.  Enjoy it while it's not there.

Again, V2 will fix this.  Getting Emacs to compile under V2 requires
a little work not recommended for beginners at present.

Morten

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