Re: Automatic Compiling

[kai.grossjohann@gmx.net (Kai Großjohann)]

"Ulrich Dirr" <ud@art-satz.de> writes:

> At the moment /bin/emacs-21.2 have subdirs /bin, /etc, /info, /lisp,
> /lock (empty), and /site-lisp. I wanted to separate all packages which
> did not come with the standard installation (I used a precompiled bin
> version), e.g. /auctex, /leim, and /mule-ucs). Maybe the best idea is to
> put every local lisp package into /usr/local[/emacs]/site-lisp???

The Unix convention is to have a directory for a package.  The
directory for Emacs could be /usr/local/emacs-21.2.  Then this
directory contains subdirs bin, man, info, lib, share.  The bin
directory contains the programs.

So, the Emacs executable would be /usr/local/emacs-21.2/bin/emacs.

But you have a directory c:/bin (or /c/bin or whatever) which is
named bin but does not contain programs.  Instead, it contains a
subdir emacs-21.2 which contains subsubdirs...

So you could rename /c/bin to /c/sw or /c/local or /c/pkg or
something, and then David wouldn't have been surprised.
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