From: Steve Holmes <saholmes AT crl DOT com>
Subject: Compiling GNU Emacs
To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 1994 08:47:59 -0700 (PDT)

I am trying to compile GNU Emacs 19.25 with the DJGPP compiler and am 
having a devil of a time! First, I had to find a version of sed that 
wouldn't lock up my machine, then I had to mess around with the makefile 
to drop some make errors concerning config.h-in and paths.h-in, I then 
had to pull qdpmi out of my environment in order to keep from running out 
of "vertual memory".  The final problem for which I need desparate help, 
is the spot where temacs is being used to "load" a number of lisp files.  
I keep getting a message from emacs saying that it has run out of 
"pure lisp memory" or something like that.  Am I missing something?  It 
appears that all my C source compiled ok and the temacs load module is 
out there getting called by go32.

Can anyone help?  If you need more info, just let me know.  I am using 
386/sx with 4meg of RAM and have over 100meg free disk space.  This is 
all going on without QDPMI loaded but I always use qemm.

Thanks for the help,
<Steve> Holmes
saholmes AT crl DOT com