Re: ilisp/xemacs/cmucl problems

will deakin <[email protected]> Thu, 15 Aug 2002 23:01:28 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.lisp.ilisp.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
A. F. Smith wrote:
> I'm not that far along. Right after you do make compile
> and make loadfile, you have to put either some files
> or a directory into another place. 
There are two approaches to this with xemacs. A highly painful and 
complex one involving make files and moving this that and the other file 
  hither and thither. Or you can install the ilisp package using the 
package system, following the rather incomplete notes I sent you.

> What is that place?
This depends on where xemacs is installed. Normally the xemacs libraries 
live in /usr/local/lib/xemacs/xemacs-packages and 
/usr/local/lib/xemacs-<version-number>/

> Where is the address of that place.
Not sure about this one. Xemacs is available from www.xemacs.org.

> I need to know which ilisp files (by name) need to go into which
> xemacs files.
If this is really what you want I can supply you with a full listing of 
the xemacs directories. At this point you may as well look at getting 
the cvs version of the packages system as this has make files that build 
the packages tar balls[1].

> I need specific info.  I tried to make that clear in my post.
Sorry about that. Us old, semi-alcoholic, toddler wrestling crumblies 
sometimes aren't careful enough in the way we reading stuff.

> Thanks again
My pleasure.

[1] For that matter, I'm moving house soon and have an old microwave
and a secondhand kitchen sink that could be of use? ;)
You don't live in North Yorkshire by any chance?





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