From: Kevin Layer

Subject: Re: using ELI under xemacs

Date: 2001-10-23 19:27

>> >> Does anyone have any experience running the emacs-Lisp interface of >> ACL6 under xemacs? >> >> I have xemacs 21.1, which has >> >> emacs-version => "21.1 (patch 14) \"Cuyahoga Valley\" XEmacs Lucid" >> >> I get an error upon startup, an error which looks like it occurs >> during parsing of the above string.
I recall this being a problem with very old versions of the emacs-lisp interface. Which version do you have? Eval fi:emacs-lisp-interface-version in the *scratch* buffer and send us the result.
>> ELI continues past the error, but >> this is the sort of thing I like to correct or at least paste over for >> the benefit of concerned onlookers. >> >> Since the manual states >> >> The most common cause of other strange or unexplained behavior is >> using the Emacs-Lisp interface with a version of Emacs other than >> the one distributed with Allegro CL. The Emacs-Lisp interface is >> only supported on that specific version. >> >> I know I can't get any support from Franz on this one.
I tried and failed to find an spr# on this subject. Can you be more specific?
>> Everything is fine on GNU Emacs 19.34.1 which has >> >> emacs-version => "19.34.1" >> >> so I suspect this comes from xemacs' baroque syntax for emacs-version. >> Accordingly, I would think the appropriate fix is to patch xemacs' >> implementation of emacs-version to nuke some of the extraneous >> verbiage, at least locally while ELI is getting started. If someone >> else has been here before, please let me know how you handled it. >> >> Andrew >> >>
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