Quoting Michael Hearne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I'm having trouble installing xtla. Hopefully this > group can give me some help...
I hope so :-) I insist on the fact that this kind of bug report *is* also helping us to make xtla better and less buggy. Don't hesitate to report any other problem. > Warnings: I am not a lisp programmer, just an avid > emacs user. I thought this was synonymous ;-) > Xtla downloaded from: http://download.gna.org/xtla-el/ If you have problem with xtla, I suggest you "tla get" it from my archive. Then you can "tla update" as we fix bugs. > I run: > ./configure --with-package-dir /usr/ You could also mkdir /path/to/build/dir cd !$ /path/to/configure --with-package-dir /usr make make install both should work. > This runs without errors but causes 3 or 4 emacs > windows to pop up. Can you post the output here ? Emacs window shouldn't pop up (Emacs is run with the --batch option). This is a bug :-( Can you post the output of emacs --no-site-file --batch --eval '(princ "hello, world\n")' On your system? And tell us if this pops up an Emacs window? Are you sure the command "emacs" is actually Emacs on your system, and not a wrapper script with broken argument parsing? If so, use the option --with-emacs of configure. > This runs with many errors, detailed below, and 10 > emacs windows pop up. I suspect that the fact that > the emacs gui comes up has something to do with the > fact that the lisp files are not compiling. I suppose so. -- Matthieu ------------------------------------------------- envoyé via Webmail/IMAG !
