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From: weltyc@nic.nyser.net (Christopher A. Welty)
Newsgroups: comp.emacs
Subject: Bug in 18.48 install for X use?
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Date: Tue, 15-Sep-87 17:14:22 EDT
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	I was long overdue to update my GNU emacs so I decided to do
it from scratch.  I get the dist from prep and I edit this that and
the other thing and run the build-install.  It died when trying to
load with the following undefined symbol: "INPUT_RESIGNAL"
so I look to see who is doing this and I find in the file "xterm.h"
(in src) that there is a reference in a define for
UNBLOCK_INPUT_RESIGNAL to "INPUT_RESIGNAL" which doesn't exist.
Hwever, a few lines previsou to this define is one for
"RESIGNAL_INPUT".  It was worth a try, so I reversed the bad
reference, modified the ymakefile entries for xfns.o and xmenu.o to
reflect their dependency on xterm.h, and it worked.  Everything seems
to load up fine, and X window stuff seems to be working, too.  
	Did anyone else get this?  Was this the right fix, or am I on
the verge of a meltdown??  Should I post a formal bug-report/fix or
what?




Christopher Welty - Asst. Director, RPI CS Labs
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