🚀 go-pugleaf

Those of you (/us) who have complained about the ancient version of
emacs that ships with NeXTs (even 3.0) will be pleased to know that
the latest version, 18.59, compiles and runs absolutely without change
out of the box for NeXT. See gnu.emacs.announce (or comp.archives) for
further information on how and where to get it. 

All you have to do is edit src/config.h to use m-next.h and
s-mach2.h, and set up the places where you want the lisp, etc and
lock directories to reside in src/paths.h. Do a make in the etc
directory, then in src, and then install things where you want them.

This is, I think, the first version of emacs with NeXT support fully
folded in. It also supports the Franz lisp<-->emacs interface without
any additional patching. Assuming you use ACL, just put the fi/* files
in a directory on your load-path and load fi/site-init.

If there is demand, I could put a compiled version (with lisp
libraries) on sonata. But if you have the development tools and enough
disk space for the sources (at least long enough to build it), it's so
straightforward that I'm not sure that's worthwhile.

--Steve Anderson