I have installed emacs 24 from bzr in FreeBSD. Here it is goes.
- Install bzr from portage.
- %cd /usr/ports/devel/bzrtools && sudo make install clean
- Install depended software from default emacs portage.
- %cd /usr/ports/editor/emacs && sudo make
- Create emacs checkout director for bzr checkout
- %mkdir ~/gnmk_emacs
- Pull the updated branch from emacs source
- %cd ~/gnmk_emacs
- %bzr branch http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/emacs/trunk emacs_trunk
- Configure
- %cd ~/gnmk_emacs/emacs_trunk/
- %./Configure --prefix=~/gnmk_emacs/bsd_emacs/
- Make bootstrap to generate all lisp
- %gmake bootstrap
- Finally Install
- %gmake install
- Run
- %~/gnmk_emacs/bsd_emacs/bin/emacs
5 comments:
what is use of emacs 24 ??
Do you use Linux ? emacs is an powerful editor http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/ or search google for emacs.
without understanding don't comment.
Hello!
I was following your directions, because to-date, freeBSD only has emacs23 in their ports tree... and that hung-up on me when I ran it.
Anyway, I was able to progress fine with your instructions, until I got to Step 5, Configure.
./Configure --prefix=~/gnmk_emacs/bsd_emacs/
The system didn't find that command.. and I don't think I have a Configure or configure file inside
/gnmk_emacs/emacs_trunk/
Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?
Thank you!
konb2400,
./Configure is not available then please run ./autoconf.sh from then same directory, It will create ./Configure file for you.
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gnumonk
thank you for the info success continues
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