Tiro still can't usefully link emacs-unicode-2 on Windows

["Richard Wordingham" <richard.wordingham@ntlworld.com>]

Jason Rumney wrote, under subject heading 'Re: 23.0.60; compilation fails 
with: Wrong number of arguments: autoload, 12':
> Richard Wordingham wrote:
>> It's still not working for me (checked out at 19:43 GMT 12/11/07).
>> I'm using MinGW on Windows XP SP2, with gcc Version 3.4.5.  I'm using
>> GNU Make 3.81 (tarball mingw32-make-3.81-2.tar.gz).

>> 1. With the command 'mingw32-make SHELL=cmd.exe' the generated
>> makefile fails at the first linking.  I have to convert the DOS
>> line-ends to Unix line ends.

> Please read nt/INSTALL carefully, including the "Preliminaries" section.

If this is a reference to running 'cvs update -kb' in the nt directory, note 
that I found that I also had to run it in at least the leim\CXTERM-dic and 
lisp\international dictionaries.  Emacs then linked, and the makefile 
appeared to complete, but Emacs wouldn't start up.  I then downloaded the 
whole again using the command 
'cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.savannah.gnu.org:/sources/emacs co -kb -r 
emacs-unicode-2 emacs'.  (Note the '-kb'.)  I then made it cleanly (apart 
from numerous warnings during byte-compilation and messages saying that 
files could not be deleted), but again it would not run.  The only clue I 
have as to why is that when I run emacs.exe from the cmd.exe command line I 
get the message, ' Wrong type argument: stringp, nil'.  Could it be failing 
because I build it with none of the graphics options xpm, png, jpeg, tiff 
and gif?  (I didn't need them to rebuild a usable Emacs 22.1 from the source 
distribution.)

Incidentally, while lisp/version.el identifes the current version of 
emacs-unicode-2 as 23.0.60, nt/emacs.rc identifies it as 23.0.50.0, and this 
is the number stamped into the Windows executables I managed to generate.

Richard.