On Apr 22, 2005, at 10:36 PM, John Owens wrote:
Andrew Beekhof <beekhof <at> gmail.com> writes:
Hi All,
It appears that 10.4 has changed enough compared to 10.3.x to break Emacs.
I can confirm this is a problem and wanted to detail my similar workaround.
1) Comment out select_and_poll_event and sys_select function def'ns in mac.c.
2) Comment out the mktime -> emacs_mktime definition for Carbon in macgui.h.
3) In macterm.c and process.c, #undef select (after include files)
4) For good measure, in sysselect.h, comment out #define select sys_select
I'm certainly not sure what the proper way to handle the build problems, but
at least this gives me a usable emacs for the time being.
Yeah sorry about that, I neglected to mention 3 & 4.
The macgui.h fix seems obvious and probably safe, but I'm unsure about the sys_select since previous commit messages specifically indicate that it should be used.
I too am just happy I can use my favorite editor again (wasted a whole weekend trying to something that came close), but if someone indicates a preferred direction I'm also willing to create and submit a patch too.
JDO
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