Re: The New MacOS X port.

Malcolm> It's a much more conservative effort which makes it easier to Malcolm> understand. It also builds using the standard './configure ; make ; Malcolm> make install' sequence rather than the existing convoluted process. Stephen> That's easy enough to do with Pitts's version, of course, although Stephen> internally much of the build would be done via Xcode. I never knew that. The build instructions only talked about Xcode so I thought that that was the only way. That put me off because I didn't have time to learn yet another IDE. Given Andrew Choi's comments on his blog about his Carbon Emacs experiences, this port won't attract Mac developers to XEmacs but is might attract UNIX developers who happen to use Macs (such as myself). The use of 'configure' in this case is part of that attraction. Malcolm -- Malcolm Purvis <malcolmp(a)xemacs.org&gt;