[comp.emacs] MicroEMACS v3.10

gdrdoc@watdcsu.waterloo.edu (G. Raithby - Mechanical Eng.) (06/29/89)

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I have two questions for users of MicroEMACS 3.10:

 1. Has anyone been able to get it running on a Sun 4 ? If so, could you
    please e-mail me the tricks involved? A colleague's recent attempt failed
    because of problems in:
      UNIX.C (CTRL redefined; missing ndir.h )
      BIND.C (undeclared initializer name(s) f and n in help(f,n) )

 2. Has anyone else had trouble with the filename completion on the PC
    version? (it disallows keyboard input when "getting" a file with a name
    that is similar to the one being edited --- this is using the MEIBM.EXE
    directly from the SIMTEL20 archives from LISTSERV@RPIECS).

I would be very happy to give more details of the problems if they seem
familiar to anyone. I would very much appreciate the advice/comments of
those who have overcome these obstacles. BTW, is this the only mechanism
for reporting bugs/problems with MicroEMACS 3.10?

SJO.
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Scott J. Ormiston               | sormist%LAGER@watmta.UWaterloo.CA [Internet]
Grad Student, Dept of Mech. Eng.| SORMIST@WATLAGER                  [BITnet  ]
University of Waterloo, CANADA  |
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davidsen@crdgw1.crd.ge.com (William E. Davidsen Jr) (07/04/89)

In article <6061@watdcsu.waterloo.edu> gdrdoc@watdcsu.waterloo.edu (G. Raithby - Mechanical Eng.) writes:

|  1. Has anyone been able to get it running on a Sun 4 ? If so, could you
|     please e-mail me the tricks involved? A colleague's recent attempt failed
|     because of problems in:
|       UNIX.C (CTRL redefined; missing ndir.h )
|       BIND.C (undeclared initializer name(s) f and n in help(f,n) )

  I gave up on 3.10 for other reasons and dropped back to 3.9p. I did
have 3.10 "working" on Sun4, and I think the trick I used was to include
/bin/5sys in my PATH and compile using SystemV options. Sorry, I don't
remember the details.
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