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From: Laurynas Biveinis <lauras AT softhome DOT net>
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Subject: Re[2]: emacs under w2k
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> It's very easy to build Emacs with the library malloc: just add this 
> line to src/config.h:

>   #define SYSTEM_MALLOC 1

> (You might also need to add _CRT0_FLAG_FILL_SBRK_MEMORY to 
> _crt0_startup_flags, but I won't recommend doing that unless you see 
> strange problems or aborts.)  To do this with nmalloc, one needs to 
> replace malloc and friends in libc.a with the alternative implementation, 
> or hack src/Makefile to add libnmalloc.a (or whatever it is called) to 
> the link command line.

Could you explain a bit deeper? What should I do about other
malloc-related defines in config.h? Do I need unixy sbrk flag in this
case?

TIA,
Laurynas