ASCII Emacs

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#1542

Author: Amos Yahil: Stony Brook 516-632-...
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 1992 19:01

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ASCII Emacs in the 4.0p0 distribution bombs on linking on a
DECstation 313100 running Ultrix 4.1 with the following unsatisfied
externals, although the original GNU version is fine.

Undefined:
Vxterm
x_term_init
syms_of_xfns

Re: ASCII Emacs

#1545

Author: Hugh Fader
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 1992 17:11

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ayahil@sbast3.ess.sunysb.edu (Amos Yahil: Stony Brook 516-632-8224) writes:
: 
: ASCII Emacs in the 4.0p0 distribution bombs on linking on a
: DECstation 313100 running Ultrix 4.1 with the following unsatisfied
: externals, although the original GNU version is fine.
: 
: Undefined:
: Vxterm
: x_term_init
: syms_of_xfns

The same goes for the compile under SunOS 4.1.1. If you compile without
HAVE_X_WINDOWS (or whatever it is), the problem goes away. But of course
then you don't have emacs for X.

Re: ASCII Emacs

#1546

Author: Christopher Davis
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 1992 18:21

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 Hugh> == Hugh Fader <hugh@slee06> 

[problem description deleted]

 Hugh> The same goes for the compile under SunOS 4.1.1. If you compile
 Hugh> without HAVE_X_WINDOWS (or whatever it is), the problem goes
 Hugh> away. But of course then you don't have emacs for X.

Not that you need it when you're compiling the ASCII-only version to go
with epoch, since epoch *is* emacs for X (and very nicely done, too!).
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