> I should say, I deleted the emacs source file from my home directory, which
 > is supposed to be OK, because the package is supposed to be self-contained.
 > But maybe that messes up debugging?

Yes.  You don'tneed the source for just running Emacs but you need it for
debugging.  When execution stops at a breakpoint it displays the current
source line, allows you to see the source code from where the current routine
was called etc.

 > I can recompile and not delete the source files and/or recompile but not use
 > make-package.

I'm not familiar with make-package, but you can just follow the instructions
"BUILDING EMACS ON MAC OS X" in INSTALL in the mac directory:

  ./configure --enable-carbon-app
  make

You don't need to do "make install" but you may have to also look at
INSTALL.CVS in the emacs directory.

-- 
Nick                                           http://www.inet.net.nz/~nickrob


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