Re: remote-compile

[Richard Martin <richard.martin@aepona.com>]

Eli Zaretskii wrote:

>>From: Richard Martin <Richard.Martin@aepona.com>
>>Organization: AePONA Ltd
>>Date: Mon, 08 Dec 2003 12:26:31 +0000
>>Sender: help-gnu-emacs-bounces+eliz=elta.co.il@gnu.org
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>>I have 2 machines one of which I run emacs on and the other I compile
>>on. Both machines have mounted dirs on which the code is. Every time I
>>kick off a remote-compile and select and error it goes off and retrieves
>>the file from the remote machine - even though my local machine can see
>>it and it is exactly the same file. Any ideas if it is possible to stop
>>emacs from ftping the file and using the local one?
>>    
>>
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>The first thing I would try is to use `rsh' to compile on the remote
>machine.  Then the messages spit by the compiler will mention file
>names as if they were local, so next-error will do what you want.
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Thanks for your reply.

When I execute remote-compile locally the compiler prints out lines 
which look to be exactly the same as the emacs compile command executed 
on the remote machine ie something like this

"/code/richard/status.c", line 92: Warning: String literal converted to 
char* in initialization.

the /code directory can be seen on both machines.

Is this what you meant?

Thanks
Richard