Re: CEDET build help needed

Eric M. Ludlam writes: dolist is a macro from the Common Lisp package which is in core. Try compiling your tests, or explicitly load cl-macs if compiling is a bad idea for some reason. "Useful" is a problematic word here. Everybody will think differently.... Now, everything in the core distribution *is* active. Much of Common Lisp is in C in XEmacs. What you're missing are the *macros*, which are deliberately split out because they're normally expanded when compiled, and their definitions not needed at runtime. This is a very special case (probably unique, in fact; cl-macs is the only non-dumped core library I know of that can't be required -- there's no provide). Anything else that shows up missing would also show up as a missing require (ie, "function not known to be defined" warning) at compile time. Just add the requires, in the tests, or even in CEDET itself. Note that -no-autoloads doesn't "disable" anything. It just forces you to do an explicit require to use package functionality. What does logging in as root have to do with anything? XEmacs doesn't behave any differently in that case, except for user-specific initializations. If it does, try Mike's suggestion of -vanilla, which will pick up the Common Lisp macros' autoloads, but give you a clean environment, with no user files and no site (default and site-start) libraries. Have you tested that by disabling the test? _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://calypso.tux.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta