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We have a Sparc Server which runs really quickly, and I use it for my
development work (emacs just purrs), but I have to write software that
will run on another machine which is deathly slow, and I must also use
the various compilers and libraries on that slow machine.  How can I
invoke the compile command from my Sparc Server's emacs so that it
runs on the slow machine and uses the slow machine's compilers and
tools?  I don't think setting the compile-command variable to "rsh
<slow machine> make -k" is ideal, since it has to start a shell each time.  

What I do now is run shell-mode to have a shell buffer on the slow
machine and type make there.  But that means I don't get to use the
next-error command when the slow machine's compiler finds errors.

Thanks for any help,

	Kim
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