* juan mari alberdi (2007-01-20) writes: > I've installed the precompiled emacs+auctex latest version on my > WindowsXP, and by now it is working fine. It seems that there are new > bin files in emacs like emacsclientw.exe but I don't know how to use > them;
They should respond to the --help command line option. > in the mean time I continue using gnuclientw.exe with MiKTeX. The > documentation is not 100% OK, for example, in the Emacs main directory > there are README files that make mention of an INSTALL file that should > be in that same directory, but it is missing. Those files were copied from the source directories in order to provide a bare minimum of information. Having INSTALL files in that directory would not be sensible anyway because that _is_ already an installed directory tree. > Then I've downloaded the source of emacs+auctex and after extracted the > files, 3 independent foldes are created, each of them independent from > the others. The emacs+auctex folder seemed useless. Well, it contains a Makefile for generating the Emacs+AUCTeX installation, i.e. for building and installing Emacs and AUCTeX. > The other two, > respectively, contained distributions of emacs and auctex, ready to be > installed. More like ready to be built. Those are bare sources. > In the emacs-22.0.92 folder I've tried to build the emacs 22 editor with > cygwin: configure.bat seemed had run fine. Then make (not gmake) nt/INSTALL contains a table with combinations of shell and make versions working or not working for building Emacs. That table seems to suggest that you will be out of luck with Cygwin make. > insisted asking for .elc files until arrived at the file loaddefs.elc > which is not in my emacs distribution, I mean, loaddefs.el is not in > there. What can I do, apart from using the precompiled version? Above you wrote that the precompiled version is working fine. So what's the problem? -- Ralf _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
