On Tue, Oct 20, 1998 at 09:51:16AM -0400, Pete Ware wrote:
To move code into XEmacs at compile time, one can merely define
CDEFXXX() to be DEFXXX() with elimination of the document string.
Modify make-docfile to understand both a string and a comment as
arguments as args to CDEFXXX() and DEFXXX().
This is close to my forgotten 4th option, and that was chaning all of the
existing DEFUN()s to use C-like strings (a simple sed can do this) and then
having a suitable #ifdef SOMETHING in lisp.h where DEFUN() is defined to do
the right thing depending on whether or not the code is being compiled
integrally or modularly.
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