>>> don.rodgers@... requires approval seems to think that:
>On Windows XP SP3 with current version of cygwin and full emacs 22.3 Window=
>s binaries installed, just installed cedet-1.0pre6. Executed make (cygwin=
>) in windows cmd shell as follows:
>
>make clean-autoloads
>make clean-all
>make
>
>Build was successful but with a sizeable number of warnings. See attached =
>make.out.
Hi,
The build does have many warnings in it. Using the ebuild option
can cut down on the warnings due to unloaded dependencies.
>make utest
>
>Failed. See attached makeutest.out.
>
>When executing (load-file "c:/progra~1/cedet-1.0pre6/common/cedet.el") from=
> first line of .emacs, get error:
>Symbol's value as variable is void: le
>Backtrace:
>Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-variable le)
> require(inversion)
> (let ((default-directory ...)) (add-to-list (quote load-path) default-dir=
Curious. I ran into something very similar recently. The stack was
very similar ending in a require(inversion), or a require of something
else, and it failed with some goofy variable that didn't exist in my
code.
I tracked it down to something in my .emacs file I had installed many
years ago related to font lock. I think it was ctypes.el. It had
been quietly loading in my .emacs for years even though the feature it
used was obsolete. Then out of the blue I got this error.
I'll guess you may have something similar. Try moving CEDET init up
in your .emacs file.
Eric
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