Tom Browder writes:
You're probably right. I did find a couple of debian files, one
of
which looks most likely is:
/usr/share/xemacs21/site-lisp/debian-startup.elc
Is there any way to un-byte-compile it to see what's in it?
Just do C-u C-x C-f ... RET binary RET on it. Among other things, in
the first few lines you'll find a point to the source file, which
still exists somewhere (probably /etc/emacs IIRC). Take a few seconds
to browse through a few pages, you'll notice that there's still an
awful lot of human-readable stuff in there. Don't bother to study it:
once you find the source it's not very useful (unless you're debugging
the byte-compiler). But sometimes the source is corrupt or
non-existent.
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