testing epoch

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2 total messages Started by Ranjan Bagchi Thu, 28 Feb 1991 20:38

#2147

Author: Ranjan Bagchi
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 1991 20:38

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	I've built epoch 3.2, applied the first patch, and then
proceeded to modify the directory structure and placement of the lisp
code and such.  It wasn't just for fun, I wanted to use as much of the
already-existant lisp code in the emacs tree so I wouldn't eat up too
much file space.  Anyway, the crux of what I need is some code I can
run epoch over to determine if I've done anything really terrible or
not. 
 
	Can I be helped?
 
	-rj
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Re: testing epoch

#2148

Author: Chris Weikart
Date: Fri, 01 Mar 1991 18:46

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In message <BAGCHI.91Feb28153811@snarf.eecs.umich.edu> Ranjan Bagchi writes:

> 	I've built epoch 3.2, applied the first patch, and then
> proceeded to modify the directory structure and placement of the lisp
> code and such.  ...

I use gnuemacs lisp code by having added the appropriate search paths to
PATH_LOADSEARCH in src/paths.h. Thus epoch first searches locally, then
chez gnuemacs. You can then thin out whichever directories you choose,
right?

BTW, if you modify paths.h by hand, keep it from being "made" in Makefile:

	all: src/paths.h ${SUBDIR}

can be changed to:

	all: ${SUBDIR}

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Chris Weikart (weikart@prl.dec.com)	DEC Paris Research Lab (PRL)

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