On May 6, 2008, at 11:30 PM, İsmail Dönmez wrote:

> Hi Adrian and others,
>
> Currently on emacs-devel Carbon port and its broken state is currently
> under discussion. And looks like, (like me) people are expecting a
> Emacs.app merge into CVS before the code freeze. I think it would be
> nice if Adrian could involve in this discussion and Emacs.app merger
> could start sooner than later.

Thanks for the heads-up -- when is this code freeze currently scheduled?

The things I'm aware of standing in the way of merge are:

1) Status of changes to Objective-C handling in cc-mode (fontify  
message sends, etc.).  A patch has been sent to Alan Mackenzie (cc- 
mode maintainer) and he seemed initially favorable to accepting it,  
but has since gotten caught up in other stuff.

http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.devel/91352
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.devel/80776


2) GNUstep operation.  Chris Hall posted here some patches, which I  
incorporated, however emacs dev Stephan Monnier was unable to run on  
his Debian machine with them.  The GNUstep build has always been  
finicky but it would be nice to get it a bit more robust if  
possible.  The first step to this IMHO is to get it working in dumped  
form.  CANNOT_DUMP support in emacs is unreliable, and anyway startup  
is quite slow w/o dumping.


3) Configure/build improvements.  Dan Christiansen posted some  
improvements here, however I'm unable to incorporate them without  
copyright assignment.  This isn't my requirement, it's required by  
GNU to contribute code there.


4) General bug fixing.  People have continued to post bugs, and I  
haven't had much time for squashing them.  The up-to-the-minute code  
is now available under a bzr branch at GNU savannah as posted here  
earlier.  Is there anything else I could do to make it easier for  
others to contribute?


thanks,
Adrian


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