About Emacs and Perl.
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Hi everyone!
Just two little questions for taking over the bugs in AUCTeX:
1 - It seems that there is no more link for the site-lisp file
from emacs... But one bug (4899?) reports they're some in
buzz distribution. Someone can clarify me about it?
2- It's more a question of opinion but...
I'm going to send both a Xemacs and a Emacs package of AUC-TeX.
They're some convention about this kind of convention? I can see
almost three way of doing this:
i - make a binary for Xemacs, a binary for Emacs, both including
their elisp file... (the binaries, as someone say, aren't compatible).
ii - make just the binaries for both programs and put the elisp source
in two other seperate packages...
iii - As ii but putting the lisp files in source (one source for both)
iv - Only one package who byte-compiled at installation or offer a
script to run whenever is need by the administrator....
All are mainly easy realisable but it can be cool to have the first
standard distribution for emacs... both X and GNU... My experience with that
is this fairly easy to get a GNU-Emacs lisp package compiled on Xemacs. I
don't know for the reverse.
Any suggestion?
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