Stefan Reichör <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> * What about users without autoconf (e.g. users on Microsoft Windows)
Note that you don't need autoconf to run the generated configure
script. Only a posix shell is needed, and even under MS Win, many
Emacs users have one. (cygwin, MS SFU, unxutils, ...)
So, many people will be able to take advantage of it, and the others
will still be able to use xtla.
By the way, do someone have access to a windows machine with Emacs and
tla installed ? It would be nice to test xtla under windows. I'm
afraid some portions of code will be problematic ("/tmp" hardcoded in
some places, slash in filenames, "sh -c" to run processes --
mandatory to split stdout and stderr ...).
--
Matthieu
