CEDET

Jochen K=FCpper <jochen@...> writes:

> ,----[(version)]
> | GNU Emacs 22.0.50.36 (i686-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 2.4.14) of 2005-0=
9-14 on doze.jochen-kuepper.de
> `----

drkm <darkman_spam@...> writes:

> Jochen K=FCpper writes:
>
>> | Symbol's value as variable is void: desktop-buffer-mode-handlers
>
>   Mmh, I don't know.  This variable is not referenced in the
> CEDET tree.  But it's defined in my 22.0.50 GNU Emacs.

It's defined here as well...

> What's your version of Emacs?

vide supra

> Can you post a detailed backtrace?

No. That is, I don't know how to generate it. On the command-line,
there is none (even when running with --debug-init:
,----
| "emacs" --debug-init -batch --no-site-file -l autoloads-compile-script \
| -f cedet-batch-update-autoloads cedet-loaddefs.el .
`----

When I start an Emacs --no-init-file and do it manually, the error
does not occur. When I try to run the command with an --no-desktop, it
complains that is an unknown option -- although I use it otherwise a
lot (to start my daily Gnus session).

Somewhat clueless...

Greetings,
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Jochen Küpper writes:

> drkm writes:

>> Jochen Küpper writes:

>> What's your version of Emacs?

> vide supra

  Mmh, yes.  Sorry.

> When I start an Emacs --no-init-file and do it manually, the error
> does not occur.

  What did you do, exactly?  What happens with this:

    common > emacs -q --no-site-file
    M-x load-file <RET> autoloads-compile-script <RET>
    M-x cedet-update-autoloads <RET> cedet-loaddefs.el <RET> . <RET>

  The only solution I see now is to add something like:

    (defvar desktop-buffer-mode-handlers nil)

in the 'autoloads-compile-script', by modifying the 'autoloads'
target in common/Makefile.  It's not really a solution, but maybe
it can let you compile CEDET.

>                 When I try to run the command with an --no-desktop, it
> complains that is an unknown option -- although I use it otherwise a
> lot (to start my daily Gnus session).

  I think it's normal.  I don't use Desktop, but it adds the
'--no-desktop' support in 'desktop.el'.  So if you don't load
your ~/.emacs.el, it can't know about such an option.

  Thanks,

--drkm

Sorry, missed your email, so here is some mess from the web with my
comments:=20

Jochen K=FCpper writes:
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 > drkm writes:
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   What did you do, exactly?  What happens with this:
=20
     common > emacs -q --no-site-file
     M-x load-file <RET> autoloads-compile-script <RET>
     M-x cedet-update-autoloads <RET> cedet-loaddefs.el <RET> . <RET>

Nothing. That is, it seems to work;)
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| Wrote /home/jochen/source/emacs/cedet/common/cedet-loaddefs.el
`----

Even with (toggle-debug-on-error) there's no response...
=20

Nevertheless, make wants to rebuild it later on...


   The only solution I see now is to add something like:
=20
     (defvar desktop-buffer-mode-handlers nil)

That works. Initially I used
,----
| (require 'desktop)
`----
Both do the trick.



However, I agree that this is not the solution.

Greetings,
Jochen
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