CEDET

>>> "Lenz, Georg" <georg.lenz@...> seems to think that:
>Hei
>
>I am trying to use cedet 1.0 beta3b under NTEmacs (last released version
>and with cygwin)
>with cygwin.
>
>A: Make fails (see make.log)
>B: Trying with out compilation and simply adding the minimalist hook=20
><<<<
>;; Load CEDET
>(load-file "~/site/cedet-1.0beta3b/common/cedet.el")
>;; Enabling SEMANTIC minor modes.  See semantic/INSTALL for more ideas.
>(semantic-load-enable-code-helpers)
>>>>>
>
>in the .emacs
>Results in:
>
>>>>
>An error has occurred while loading `c:/emacs/.emacs':
>
>Symbol's function definition is void: semantic-load-enable-code-helpers
>
>To ensure normal operation, you should investigate the cause
>of the error in your initialization file and remove it.  Start
>Emacs with the `--debug-init' option to view a complete error
>backtrace
>Loading dired...done
>Reading directory c:/emacs/...done
><<<<
>
>So something is utterly wrong here.
>I am using JDE and ECB for quite sometime and had no such problems
>before.
  [ ... ]

Hi,

  I am not sure what might be wrong.  One thing to try is to start
  Emacs with -q, then execute each line individually with C-M-x on
  each line.

  After loading cedet.el, you could try a command like this:

  M-: (featurep 'semantic-load) RET

  which should return t.

  If it does not, there is some strange problem in cedet.el.

Eric

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>>> "Lenz, Georg" <georg.lenz@...> seems to think that:
>Hei
>
>I am trying to use cedet 1.0 beta3b under NTEmacs (last released version
>and with cygwin)
>with cygwin.
>
>A: Make fails (see make.log)
  [ ... ]

Ooops, I forgot to talk a bout  this:

>Cannot open load file: disp-table
>make[1]: *** [lisp] Error 255
>make[1]: Target `all' not remade because of errors.

I'm not sure why you would not have a copy of disp-table.
Particularly why this would be true during a build, and not when you
start emacs interactively.

You might try something like this:

M-x locate-library RET disp-table RET

and see where it is.  From the command line this might reveal something.

emacs -batch --eval '(message (locate-library "disp-table"))'


or perhaps:

emacs -batch --eval '(message "%S" load-path)'

and compare.

Eric

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