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First of all, thanks for your feedback. You should have reported all
this earlier ;-)

Can you tell us which version of xtla you're using. It seems some of
your issues have already been fixed.

Miles Bader <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> To begin with, a simple run through the INSTALL yields:
>
> (1) Separate build and source dir compilation doesn't seem to work; e.g.:
>
>        mkdir /tmp/build; cd /tmp/build; /usr/local/src/xtla/configure; make

Probably still true.

> (2) Installation is seriously weird -- where do the files get installed?!?
>
>     The documentation says:
>
>        a) GNU Emacs: lisp files goto ~/emacs-lisp and info files to ~/info,
>           the PACKAGEDIR is ~/.
>
>     however, after doing `make install-pkg', I still seem to have no
>     ~/emacs-lisp dir.

There was a bug: the files got installed in ~/.xemacs-packages or
something like that, even for GNU Emacs. This one has been fixed.

>     Also, if it _did_ work correctly, why is it installing into some random
>     subdir my home dir instead of the usual

Agree on that.

> (3) The following compilation warning about `cl' make me nervous:

[...]

> (4) Other various warnings that probably should be fixed up [It
> generally looks like `require' was not used religiously enough]:

[...]

Those ones are very strange. I don't get any warning about `cl' while
compiling (Emacs 21.2.1 - Maybe CVS Emacs gives more).

Please, get my latest patch
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and see if
it solves some of the above issues.

Thanks a lot,

--
Matthieu

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