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A build of GNU emacs-19.25 was done on the following platform:
Sun Sparc 2 with 48 MB RAM, 1.8 GB HD
SunOS 4.1.3 (GENERIC) #3: Mon Jul 27 16:43:54 PDT 1992
X11R6, patch level 04
GNU gcc-2.6.0
Motif window manager mwm

Due to numerous problems with X11R6 interface, i.e., no one makes it clear
that X11R6 on the Sun builds only dynamic libraries and emacs insists on
static libraries, X was rebuilt three times to get an acceptable system for
emacs.  The first two rebuilds were with the Sun cc compiler, which refused
to build the static libraries even when told to do so.  Last, and working,
build was with gcc-2.6.0.  Added to the ../X11R6/xc/config/cf/site.def:

uncomment HasGcc2 lines (3 lines) in #ifdef BeforeVendorCF section
add in #ifdef AfterVendorCF section:
#define ForceNormalLib YES
#define SeparateSharedCompile YES
uncomment #define PreIncDir and edit path to gcc-lib as appropriate

GNU emacs configure was run as:

../emacs-19.25/configure sparc-sun-sunos4.1.3 --with-x11 --x-includes=DIR
--x-libraries=DIR --with-x-toolkit --with-gcc --prefix=PREFIXDIR

The ./src/config.h file was edited to include:

#define HAVE_XRMSETDATABASE
#define HAVE_XSCREENRESOURCESTRING
#define HAVE_XSCREENNUMBEROFSCREEN
#define HAVE_XSETWMPROTOCOLS

The ./src/sysdep.c file was edited to include:

#include <sys/utsname.h>
This could have also been handled by #define HAVE_GETHOSTNAME being added
to the config.h file.  I did it by the sysdep.c edit.

The build still failed due to undefined symbols for SMC and ICE.  The config
to build the Makefile did not pick up the definition for LIBXTR6 in the
./src/Makefile.in file.  Had to add to the ./src/Makefile the line:

LIBXTR6= -lICE -lSM

Before the line for LIBXT= in the ...start of cpp stuff... section.
Make was then run on the ./src subdirectory, and then make on the emacs-19.25
directory.  Build was successful, and installation completed.

All of these fixes were the results of numerous friends from around the world.

The build on the Sun platform was not as straight forward as it was suppossed
to be.  Also, the X11R6 build instructions leave a lot to be desired, at least
for the neophyte (I've only been doing this stuff for 30 years).

GNU emacs-19.25 as now built is fantastic!  Keep up the quality software.