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From: kim@mips.UUCP (Kim DeVaughn)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga,net.emacs,net.sources.d
Subject: MicroEMACS 3.6 for the Amiga
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Date: Sun, 11-May-86 22:07:51 EDT
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[ ... go ahead, eat my bits ... ]

I just finished getting MicroEMACS 3.6 (the one just posted to mod.sources
from Daniel Lawrence) up on Amy ... works great ... thanks, Daniel!

To get this version, as posted, to compile and link with Lattice 3.03,
the following changes must be made in the file "estruct.h":

under Machine/OS definitions:

add 	#undef  AMIGA		/* to prevent complaints about re-def's */
	#define AMIGA	1
	.
	.
	#define	V7	0


under Compiler definitions:

	#define	LATTICE	1	/* pick up the "realloc" function in line.c */


under Terminal Output definitions:

	#define	ANSI	1
	.
	.
	#define	TERMCAP	0

That's all it takes, though you may want to change some of the entries
under "Configuration options".

The object file ends up being 71K+ (Whew!) ... anyone have the size that
the Manx compiler produces?


I am still trying to get the v30 version of MicroEMACS (posted a few weeks
ago to mod.sources) with Mic Kaczmarczik's Amiga code to work.  I've
installed all the diffs that Fred Fish posted, and I get clean compiles,
but when I try executing it, the MicroEMACS window opens for a split-
second, then closes, and the program terminates ... no error messages or
guru med's ... just a (seemingly) normal exit.  Anyone in net.land have
any ideas?  (Fred ... are you using Manx or Lattice?)

/kim
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