Jim Pick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I agree that waiting for the large add-on packages to compile during
installation is very aggravating. At the same time, it puts a lot of
load on the maintainers to build so many byte-compiled versions.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. With w3-el, I just set it up to
build each flavor in a separate subdirectory; i.e.,
mkdir e19; cd e19; ../configure --with-emacs=emacs19; make
mkdir e20; cd e20; ../configure --with-emacs=emacs20; make
Simple and elegant.
Yes, it took a little fiddling with the Makefile.in's to achieve this,
since apparently w3-el wasn't designed to be compiled this way (most
autoconf-based programs are), but now that it's done, it shouldn't
have to be done again until the next version comes around.
Ben
