Hello,

> Do you have EMACSDATA variable set in the environment or in the
> Registry?  If so, remove that variable and try again.  This variable
> overrides the default place where Emacs looks for its data files (the
> value of `data-directory'), including the charsets directory.
>
>   
FYI,

Actually I have not EMACSDATA nor in my environment variables, nor in 
the registrty. If I open an MSDOS console and I type

echo %EMACSDATA%

The answer is just %EMACSDATA%.

But the thing is that I made the build from inside Emacs, and there 
EMACSDATA is set to the current Emacs etc directory (even though I do 
not set EMACSDATA in my init file)...

I will try again with typing SET EMACSDATA= before building.

I don't think that it is strange to build emacs from inside emacs, as 
long as you just build, not install. This is what I did.

VBR,
   Vincent.

PS: Maybe there should be some robustness against this situation in the 
makefile, something testing INSIDE_EMACS along with EMACSDATA.





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