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2 total messages Started by Aksnes Knut-Havard Thu, 11 Jun 1992 21:54
Where is reserve-attribute defined???
#1355
Author: Aksnes Knut-Havard
Date: Thu, 11 Jun 1992 21:54
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I did a customized epoch installation and got into trouble what I did
was?

 1. I installed Epoch 4.0p2 using the Epoch 8 bit mods patch from
    Epoch 4.0p1 and manually fixing one reject ( A simple one to fix.)

 2. I did install the new byte compiler from add-ons.tar.Z

 3. I did install all .el files from add-ons.tar into the build tree
    for epoch. ( Some in the lisp directory and a few in epoch-lisp).

 4. I touched all .el files in these two directories.

 5. I added the build directories `${BUILD}/lisp' and
    `${BUILD}/epoch-lisp' to the load-path. 

 6. I did a `C-u 4 M-x byte-recompile-directory' in the `${BUILD}/lisp'.

 7. I did a `C-u 4 M-x byte-recompile-directory' in the `${BUILD}/epoch-lisp'.

 8. I did fix `loadup.el' to add support for the new byte compiler.

 9. I did a new `make install' on Epoch.

10. I added loading of the setup  files from tek into my .emacs file.

11. I got into a lot of trouble !! `dired-x11.el' and some of the tek files
    did use a missing function `reserve-attribute' !!!

Does anybody know how to fix this problem???
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Re: Where is reserve-attribute defined???
#1264
Author: Jerry
Date: Thu, 25 Jun 1992 01:35
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Yes, where indeed?  Was this a dumb question?  I never saw a posting
to the epoch or epoch-design lists.  Thanks.

-Jerry
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