On Thu, 2005-09-29 at 14:51, Pete Nagy wrote:
> I tried compiling using byte-compile-file within emacs, which crashes
> with no helpful error messages
If byte compiling a .el file can crash Emacs, it is by definition a bug
in Emacs. Just as if byte compiling a .py file crashed Python.
-Barry
Hi ->
I tried compiling using byte-compile-file within emacs, which crashes
with no helpful error messages, so I tried compiling the lisp code in the
python-mode.el file directly using the lisp compiler clisp, which reports
some warnings at least. I think my clisp program came with cygwin:
$ c
Pete> I am trying to byte compile my python-mode.el file, but each time
Pete> I do I get a 'fatal error' message and emacs (emacs-21.3 windows)
Pete> crashes
Pete> in my lisp/progmodes, add the autoload line, and try to open a .py
Pete> file with emacs. If I compile the py
Hi ->
I am trying to byte compile my python-mode.el file, but each time I do I
get a 'fatal error' message and emacs (emacs-21.3 windows) crashes. The
same thing happens if I just put the uncompiled .el in my lisp/progmodes,
add the autoload line, and try to open a .py file with emacs. If I
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