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I'd also like to know, specifically MicroEMACS (hope, hope...) v 3.4 or
later.


						Chet Ramey


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In article <250@inuxj.UUCP> wolenty@inuxj.UUCP (R Wolenty) writes:

>Does anyone have a copy of EMACS (or some subset thereof) that
>will run on a 3B2?

Micro Emacs V 3.7 runs very nicely on a 3b2/300 3b2/400.  I might be able to 
make a small number of copies on floppy if you send me stamped self addressed
formated and systemed floppies.

For a real full blown EMACS Unipress has one for the 3bX series.  Try
{backbone}!caip!unipress!mg for details.

cheers
/S*

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nucsrl:net.micro.att / wolenty@inuxj.UUCP (R Wolenty) /  9:23 am  Oct  1, 1986 /

>Does anyone have a copy of EMACS (or some subset thereof) that
>will run on a 3B2?

I believe a set of diffs to Gnu Emacs were posted recently in net.emacs
to enable it to run on the 3b series. We were thinking of installing
Gnu emacs on a couple of 3b2s here but decided not to because we weren't
sure if the 3b's had enough swap space to handle Gnu emacs.

You can also try Jove (Jonanthan's Own Version of Emacs). It is a subset
of emacs that should be enough for most needs. I am not too sure about
the capabilities of jove because I haven't used it too often. You can
probably install jove on a 3b2 without too many problems because it is
not as big as Gnu and doesn't try to do as many things. Also I recall
seeing a "#define SYSV" in tune.h in the source for jove (so fancy
berkeley features are not necessary).

Both Gnu emacs and Jove were distributed in the "user contributed" software
tape for 4.3 bsd. Any neighbouring berkeley unix site should be happy to
give you a copy.

>				Ron  Wolenty
>				AT&T
>				Indianapolis, IN
>				 

		Naim Abdullah
		Dept. of EECS,
		Northwestern University,
		{ihnp4, chinet}!nucsrl!naim

In article <1450001@nucsrl.UUCP> naim@nucsrl.UUCP (Naim Abdullah) writes:
>nucsrl:net.micro.att / wolenty@inuxj.UUCP (R Wolenty) /  9:23 am  Oct  1, 1986
>>Does anyone have a copy of EMACS (or some subset thereof) that
>>will run on a 3B2?

AT&T sells Warren Montgomery's version of emacs.  Internal customers can get it
free from TOAD; external customers can buy it through the Toolchest.  Versions
of it also run on MS-DOS.
				A "vi" user,
-- 
# Bill Stewart, AT&T Bell Labs 2G-202, Holmdel NJ 1-201-949-0705 ihnp4!ho95c!wcs

In article <250@inuxj.UUCP>, wolenty@inuxj.UUCP (R Wolenty) writes:
> 
> Does anyone have a copy of EMACS (or some subset thereof) that
> will run on a 3B2?

I haven't tried it on a 3b2 yet, but MicroEMACS 3.7 should work
just fine.  We've got it running on a couple SVr2 systems.  Versions
previous to 3.7 do not support System V.  It is available from
your friendly neighborhood mod.sources archive.  Basically, to
port to the 3b2 you would first unpack it, change 2 lines in estruct.h,
and type 'make'.  That's it.

Of course, MicroEMACS is nowhere near as  awesome as Unipress or GNU,
but it is trivial to port, free, and small.


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