[I'm working towards a goal of removing the GNU make dependency in
building the XEmacs Lisp tree from source, but it won't go very fast.]
There are now methods of installing executable scripts (but not
binaries) from lisp packages. Name them with $(LIBSRC_FILES).
The many binkit-* rules have been obsoleted by a single binkit-common
rule.
The Gnats and Tm scripts have been removed for the next XEmacs
releases. The `mmencode' binary remains because I don't have a good
silver bullet to kill it with.
As Hrvoje has pointed out, etags/ctags/ootags/etags.el needs to be
packaged too, but they will require very specialized support beyond
basic binary building. I haven't begun to deal with this issue, but
welcome suggestions.
Setting $(STAGING) to something appropriate and commenting out
$(MAKE_TARBALLS) should now work as a `make install' into a live
XEmacs package lisp tree.
I'm going to get these changes checked in by sometime late tomorrow
evening (US/Pacific) after I have completed testing them.