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Subject: Re: Any way to use newer Emacs on a Linux where I don't have root
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Am 15.04.2013 um 08:18 schrieb Glen:

> Is there someway  to compile emacs with static library (NOT shared
> library)?

You could try to configure with  --enable-static  and also give CFLAGS =
and LDFLAGS to compile for a static target.

Are there no static GNU Emacs packages available?

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  Pete

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