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To obtain and build Emacs 21 on Mac OS X, basically all you need do
is to follow the instructions at the
Emacs CVS repository
to obtain the source code and then follow the
instructions in the files
Note that the Emacs developers change this code in the CVS repository
all the time! As such the most current version of code you checkout
may not work correctly or may not even build at all. You should be
prepared to put in some effort yourself to build and run it. To find
out what the latest problems might be in the source code, read the
Emacs for Mac OS X has been reported to build and run on both Mac OS X
10.1, 10.2, and 10.3. You will of course need the Developer Tools for
your version of OS X, which you can download free of charge from the
Apple Developer Connection website.
You will also need to download and install the latest
GNU texinfo package as
described in the The sequence of commands to obtain and build texinfo and Emacs (assuming that you already have Developer Tools installed) should look something like the following (updated 29/12/03). You may need to modify them for your system. If you are building on Panther, skip the steps for installing texinfo since Panther already installs it.
curl -O ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/texinfo/texinfo-4.6.tar.gz tar zxf texinfo-4.6.tar.gz cd texinfo-4.6 ./configure make sudo make install
To run Emacs, double-click the Emacs.app icon in the Finder or type
the full pathname
to To build Emacs to run under X Window, change the ./configure line to
./configure --with-x --without-carbon Note that to run Emacs under X Window, the environment variable DISPLAY needs to be set appropriately.
For more complete instructions and specialized methods of building
Emacs, such as building it as an application bundle, please read the
file
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