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I thought the whole point of building was that the source files should be newer and it should recompile them! Why is it an error to want to update the byte-compiled files?
So I'm turning off sc-el and getting on with life, but, what's going on here?
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Looks like it's failing to work out the location of the help directory...
sclang.el:66:1:Error: Symbol’s value as variable is void: sclang-system-help-dir
The .el files don't necessarily need to be compiled at build time since emacs will compile them on the fly and can work out the location of the help files at run time.
'make' just barfed on this:
I thought the whole point of building was that the source files should be newer and it should recompile them! Why is it an error to want to update the byte-compiled files?
So I'm turning off sc-el and getting on with life, but, what's going on here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: