Seiji Zenitani
zenit****@gmail*****
Mon Mar 5 07:09:05 JST 2007
Hi all,
Below is a revised instruction to build Carbon Emacs Package on Tiger.
Seiji
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== System Requirements ==
* Mac OS X 10.4.8 or later
* XCode 2.4.1 or later
* relatively "new" TeX distribution in your PATH
AUCTeX requires dvipng 1.6 or later, tex, gs etc.
* no fink
If you have installed fink in /sw,
temporally rename /sw to /sw.tmp or something like that.
== Obtaining our source codes ==
For the release versions, visit
http://macwiki.sourceforge.jp/emacs/source/ .
The latest source codes are managed by subversion.
$ svn checkout http://svn.sourceforge.jp/svnroot/macwiki/zenitani/
CarbonEmacs
== Directory layout ==
$ ls
GPL
Makefile
Resources
non-GPL
== Building an Intel (or PowerPC) build ==
Try 'make' in the following way.
First, expand the source code and apply various patches to the source
tree.
$ make patch
Next, try compile. It may take long time.
$ make compile
Prepare a disk image file.
If you fail something, unmount the "Emacs" voulme.
$ make dmg
Compile the various elisp libraries and install them into the "Emacs"
disk.
If you like, you can edit the "pkg:" section in the Makefile.
$ make pkg
Now Emacs.app is in the "Emacs" volume.
You can copy it to your application folder, if you want.
To make the "Emacs" volume fancy, try
$ make icon
Compress the disk image file and unmount the "Emacs" volume.
$ make done
Now you will see a new disk image file, whose filename is
CarbonEmacs-powerpc-($date).dmg or CarbonEmacs-i386-($date).dmg.
== Redistributing your own package ==
Redistributing your own package is welcome.
Before compiling, you should edit "VERSION" section
in the Makefile and you should edit the file Resources/ReadMe.txt.
Of course I am very happy
if you feedback your enhancements to us.
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