pOn Thu, 20 Oct 2005, Doug Ronne wrote:
But now the cvs emacs requires texinfo, which I
had been leaving off my temporary tools. So I guess I have to install
texinfo to install emacs to install gettext but texinfo requires
gettext! wee!!!
Don't you lose the info pages from gcc if you
On 10/21/05, Ken Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
pOn Thu, 20 Oct 2005, Doug Ronne wrote:
Don't you lose the info pages from gcc if you don't have a working
texinfo when you build gcc for the final system ?
Ken
quite possibly, but since I never use the info pages that doesn't
bother me
Doug Ronne wrote:
I can't get used to vim, and use emacs. So my host system has emacs.
I only once managed to hack the gettext configure to not believe emacs
existed, so it always tries to compile lisp support or some such and
always fails if I don't have emacs in my toolchain, but do have
n 10/20/05, David Fix [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I'd just use jed instead of emacs. ;) There's no lisp in it, but it works
pretty much the same... Same key bindings, etc... But faster!
I'm rather partial to emacs. I may change my mind though. But when I
tried jed
On 10/20/05, Doug Ronne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I only once managed to hack the gettext configure to not believe emacs
existed, so it always tries to compile lisp support or some such and
always fails if I don't have emacs in my toolchain, but do have it on
my host.
I haven't been here long,
