> The modified files will be compiled if you chdir to the `lisp' > subdirectory and type "make bzr-update". > > It doesn't happen automatically for historical reasons. Volunteers > are welcome to add recipes for this to nt/makefile.w32-in, but please > do it in a way that is friendly to end-users building and installing a > release tarball, which don't necessarily have all the tools required > for compiling Lisp. > > Until that happens, your routine command sets after resyncing with the > development trunk should be > > cd nt > configure ... (if any of the makefile.w32-in files changed) > make > cd ../lisp > make bzr-update > cd ../nt > make install
Thanks a lot Eli. York
