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Replace `Mac OS 8/9' with `Mac OS Classic'. Add `FIXME' to descriptions about Metrowerks CodeWarrior. Remove obsolete description about 512MB limit and icon on Mac OS Classic. Add description about flags for experimental features.

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* BUILDING EMACS ON MAC OS 8/9 AND MAC OS X     -*- outline -*-

Copyright (C) 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

   Permission is granted to anyone to make or distribute verbatim
   copies of this document as received, in any medium, provided that

		    option may removed in the future.


For usage of other options, use the --help option.

* BUILDING EMACS ON MAC OS 8/9

You can use either Metrowerks CodeWarrior Pro 6 or MPW-GM (Aug. 2001)
to build Emacs.  MPW-GM can be downloaded free of charge from Apple.

In either case, you will need MPW-GM to build the make-docfile utility
and to generate the doc string file DOC.

### IMPORTANT ### You can use StuffIt Expander to decompress and untar
the distribution.  However, you *must* set the radio button in the
Preferences->Cross Platform->Convert text files to Macintosh format to
"Never".  Otherwise the compiled Lisp files will be corrupted.

(Optional) A subset of the fonts from the GNU intlfonts-1.2
distribution converted to NFNT format can be obtained from

  ftp://mac-emacs.sourceforge.net/pub/mac-emacs/GNU-fonts.smi.bin

To build Emacs in the MPW Shell, simply set the directory to
...:emacs:mac: and build the target Emacs of the make file
makefile.mpw.  I.e., execute the commands

  make Emacs -f makefile.MPW > Emacs.MakeScript
  Emacs.MakeScript

The above commands create an executable that uses the Carbon API.  The
non-Carbon version can also be created by replacing all the
occurrences of `Emacs' above with `NonCarbon'.  Not that the
non-Carbon version does not support some features such as file
dialogs, drag-and-drop, and unicode menus.

To build Emacs using CodeWarrior, start up the CodeWarrior IDE, choose
File->Import Project...  and select the file cw6-mcp.xml.  When
prompted to save the project, navigate to same directory as the file
cw6-mcp.xml, name the project emacs-cw6.mcp, and save it there.  Then
choose Project->Make.  Note that this does not build the DOC file.  To
do so, use MPW and build the target "Doc" in makefile.MPW.

Once built, the Emacs application (Emacs CW or Emacs MPW) can be
launched where it is created.

To build an optimized version of Emacs in CodeWarrior, change the
value in the Emacs Settings->Code Generation->Global Optimization
dialog.  To build a version for profiling, check the Profiler
Information box in the Emacs Settings->Code Generation->PPC Processor
dialog and include the Profiler PPC.Lib library.

* NOTES

Emacs should build and run on a PowerMac running Mac OS 8.6 - 10.4.

You will need around 100 MB of disk space for the source files and
intermediate files.

It will not run on machines running Mac OS 8/9 with more than 512 MB
of physical or virtual memory.  It does not have this restriction when
it is run under Mac OS X.  But the usual 128MB buffer limit of a
32-bit Emacs still exists.

Under Mac OS 8/9, there is no support for building the LEIM directory.
However, it can be built on Mac OS X or another platform and
transferred to the Mac.

On Mac OS 8/9, to use the same icon as when Emacs is built on Windows
NT, define GNU_ICON in mac/src/Emacs.r.  Currently Emacs uses a
generic application icon on the Mac OS X.  A better looking one is
coming soon.

On Mac OS X, installing the emacs files in /usr can cause issues with
system sofware updates possibly overwriting the distribution.  If this
is a concern, as it should be in normal binary distributions, please
use /usr/local as the prefix for installation.

Emacs supports both PowerPC and Intel-based Macintoshes.  However,
due to the unexec process that Emacs uses to dump core, it is not
possible at this time to generate a universal binary that supports both
architectures.  In addition, Rosetta doesn't appear to work correctly
with PowerPC builds of Emacs; you will have to recompile for Intel.
Therefore, builds of Emacs are architecture specific.

Enjoy!

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* BUILDING EMACS ON MAC OS Classic AND MAC OS X     -*- outline -*-

Copyright (C) 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

   Permission is granted to anyone to make or distribute verbatim
   copies of this document as received, in any medium, provided that

		    option may removed in the future.


For usage of other options, use the --help option.

* BUILDING EMACS ON MAC OS Classic

FIXME: You can use either Metrowerks CodeWarrior Pro 6 or MPW-GM
(Aug. 2001) to build Emacs.  MPW-GM can be downloaded free of charge
from Apple.

In either case, you will need MPW-GM to build the make-docfile utility
and to generate the doc string file DOC.

### IMPORTANT ### You can use StuffIt Expander to decompress and untar
the distribution.  However, you *must* set the radio button in the
Preferences->Cross Platform->Convert text files to Macintosh format to
"Never".  Otherwise the compiled Lisp files will be corrupted.

FIXME: (Optional) A subset of the fonts from the GNU intlfonts-1.2
distribution converted to NFNT format can be obtained from

  ftp://mac-emacs.sourceforge.net/pub/mac-emacs/GNU-fonts.smi.bin

To build Emacs in the MPW Shell, simply set the directory to
...:emacs:mac: and build the target Emacs of the make file
makefile.MPW.  I.e., execute the commands

  make Emacs -f makefile.MPW > Emacs.MakeScript
  Emacs.MakeScript

The above commands create an executable that uses the Carbon API.  The
non-Carbon version can also be created by replacing all the
occurrences of `Emacs' above with `NonCarbon'.  Not that the
non-Carbon version does not support some features such as file
dialogs, drag-and-drop, and Unicode menus.

FIXME: To build Emacs using CodeWarrior, start up the CodeWarrior IDE,
choose File->Import Project...  and select the file cw6-mcp.xml.  When
prompted to save the project, navigate to same directory as the file
cw6-mcp.xml, name the project emacs-cw6.mcp, and save it there.  Then
choose Project->Make.  Note that this does not build the DOC file.  To
do so, use MPW and build the target "Doc" in makefile.MPW.

FIXME: Once built, the Emacs application (Emacs CW or Emacs MPW) can
be launched where it is created.

FIXME: To build an optimized version of Emacs in CodeWarrior, change
the value in the Emacs Settings->Code Generation->Global Optimization
dialog.  To build a version for profiling, check the Profiler
Information box in the Emacs Settings->Code Generation->PPC Processor
dialog and include the Profiler PPC.Lib library.

* NOTES

Emacs should build and run on a PowerMac running Mac OS 8.6 - 9.2 (but
only tested on 9.2.2), and Mac OS X 10.1 - 10.4.

You will need around 100 MB of disk space for the source files and
intermediate files.

Under Mac OS Classic, there is no support for building the LEIM
directory.  However, it can be built on Mac OS X or another platform
and transferred to the Mac.

On Mac OS X, installing the emacs files in /usr can cause issues with
system software updates possibly overwriting the distribution.  If this
is a concern, as it should be in normal binary distributions, please
use /usr/local as the prefix for installation.

Emacs supports both PowerPC and Intel-based Macintoshes.  However,
due to the unexec process that Emacs uses to dump core, it is not
possible at this time to generate a universal binary that supports both
architectures.  In addition, Rosetta doesn't appear to work correctly
with PowerPC builds of Emacs; you will have to recompile for Intel.
Therefore, builds of Emacs are architecture specific.

There are some compile-time flags that enable experimental features.
Please use them at your own risk after reading the corresponding
threads in the [e-mail] archive.

  USE_ATSUI: Enable ATSUI (Apple Type Services for Unicode Imaging)
  support.  Available on Mac OS 9/Carbon and Mac OS X.
  http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2005-10/msg00005.html

  SELECT_USE_CFSOCKET: Avoid polling in sys_select (in src/mac.c).
  Available on Mac OS X.
  http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2004-12/msg00789.html

Enjoy!