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Reply-To: Stephen Benson <stephenb AT scribendum DOT win-uk DOT net>
To: turnbull AT shako DOT sk DOT tsukuba DOT ac DOT jp
Cc: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Date: Mon, 09 May 1994 07:17:24
Subject: Re: djgpp and oemacs configuration
From: Stephen Benson <stephenb AT scribendum DOT win-uk DOT net>

 
>Stephen Turnbull <turnbull AT shako DOT sk DOT tsukuba DOT ac DOT jp> kindly
responded: 

> you will probably run into RAM >cram in that case:  GO32 (in its
>.maint2 vintage) required 150 KB resident for each invocation,
>plus an additional 30KB at startup, for a grand total of 4*150+30 =
>630KB free DOS (under 640K) memory required.  (GO32 will be run
>separately for each of OEmacs, Make, GCC, 
>and the compiler itself; it's not reentrant.)

Yeah, of course - I had been thinking in mainly cosmetic terms  -
how to create what looked like a gnu/unix working environment, and
hadn't really given the practicalities any thought 

>    Where did you get oemacs?  If you got the full package, there is a
>file called oe41info.zip or some such.  When I picked up the OEmacs
>distribution, it was missing the info file for the supercite package,
>which you can get in the usual places.

I've got oe41info.zip - no info.el - but was procrastinating on the
rest - the lisp stuff is huge (over 4MB with docs)

Thanks for the response

stephenb


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