>>>> "James" == James A Crippen
<james(a)unlambda.com> writes:
James> This didn't work. Build crashes at the exact same point.
James> Checked src/config.h and the symbol undefs you mention were
James> all commented out.
Then you're missing a fix:
James> This didn't seem to work either. It dies at
James> event-stream.c: This looks to me like it should have an
James> #ifdef HAVE_MENUBARS around it or something. Indeed I
James> wrapped this if statement with that ifdef and things seem
James> to be building now.
In CVS those #ifdefs are already there
2003-02-19 Ben Wing <ben(a)xemacs.org>
* event-stream.c (Fnext_event):
Conditionalize in_menu_callback check on HAVE_MENUBARS,
because it won't exist on w/o menubar support,
James> Here's another question, while this thing is compiling.
James> Why are the "glyphs-*.c" files necessary for a non-GUI
James> build? They're being compiled but I would think they're
James> superfluous. Unless they actually also have non-GUI
James> glyphs.
We do. Glyphs are used for everything that gets displayed in a window
except buffer text. That's probably not much for you, most common
such glyphs are the line-continuation glyph used when (eq
truncate-lines nil) and the ellipsis glyph used in various hideshow
packages. However, generic annotations, the margins, etc all still
work.
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