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In article <9408091226.AA16722@bartley>, KevinB@bartley.demon.co.uk (Kevin
Broadey) wrote:

> A lot of postings in this newsgroup are re-reporting well-know (and
> fixed) bugs.  Here are the patches I use.  Let me know if you've got a
> better one, or if there's one you think is missing.
> 

  Kevin, it turns out the the suspend patch also fixes the stty problem in
which emacs corrupts the stty settings when invoked from within another
program (typically a mailer)  Perhaps you could list that in next post.


  Also,  after loading the i-search patch, emacs warned that i-search.el
was newer than the byte-compiled version.  So, after installing patched
emacs 19.25 (sparc-sunos4.1.3) I typed "B" from dired to byte-compile
i-search.el.  It reported several warning errors - is this correct
behavior?  should I ignore it all?  should I reinstall with the
byte-compiled i-search?

-------byte compiler output:
Fri Aug 12 08:38:58 1994
While compiling isearch-mode in file
/nobak/ari/gnu/emacs-19.25/lisp/isearch.el:
  ** baud-rate is an obsolete function; use the baud-rate variable instead
While compiling isearch-update:
  ** unread-command-event is an obsolete variable; use
unread-command-events;
     this is now a list of events.
  ** reference to free variable unread-command-event
  ** unread-command-char is an obsolete variable; use unread-command-events
     instead.  That variable is a list of events to reread, so it now uses
nil
     to mean `no event', instead of -1.
While compiling isearch-unread:
  ** unread-command-event is an obsolete variable; use
unread-command-events;
     this is now a list of events.
  ** unread-command-char is an obsolete variable; use unread-command-events
     instead.  That variable is a list of events to reread, so it now uses
nil
     to mean `no event', instead of -1.
While compiling the end of the data:
  ** The following functions are not known to be defined: 
    internal-find-face, event-to-character
---------

  thanks
-ari