CEDET

Hi John,

> I usually use emacs from cvs (gtk2 and drag and drop are cool) but in
> order to simplify the email to JDEE I attempted to reproduce my problem
> with emacs 21.3.1.  However, when I loaded cedet.el it said that the
> function custom-autoload isn't defined.  
> 
> however, this function is defined in emacs cvs.  Am I to assume from
> this that the cvs version of emacs is prerequisite to using the cedet
> package?

No.  It just means that you generated your loaddefs files with Emacs cvs,
and that the new loaddefs format is not upward compatible with the 21.3.1
one (because of custom-autoload).

I highly recommend you to generate the autoloads files with 21.3.1
(this is what I do ;-)

David

I'm sorry, but what is a loaddef and when did I generate them?  apropos
has no entry for loaddefs and I'm not sure how to fix the problem. 
Thanks.

John

On Mon, 2004-03-22 at 13:52, David Ponce wrote:
> Hi John,
> 
> > I usually use emacs from cvs (gtk2 and drag and drop are cool) but in
> > order to simplify the email to JDEE I attempted to reproduce my problem
> > with emacs 21.3.1.  However, when I loaded cedet.el it said that the
> > function custom-autoload isn't defined.  
> > 
> > however, this function is defined in emacs cvs.  Am I to assume from
> > this that the cvs version of emacs is prerequisite to using the cedet
> > package?
> 
> No.  It just means that you generated your loaddefs files with Emacs cvs,
> and that the new loaddefs format is not upward compatible with the 21.3.1
> one (because of custom-autoload).
> 
> I highly recommend you to generate the autoloads files with 21.3.1
> (this is what I do ;-)
> 
> David