Adam Kandur via writes:
> 2) what is better way to build sources as they are (from tar, just for
> testing, not for packaging)?
In simple cases you can use “guix build --with-source=… emacs”, where
the argument to “--with-source” is a tarball.
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Ricardo
1) I would guess that guix environment emacs, looks in the package
definition to discover emacs' dependencies.
2) Are you trying to create a custom emacs package?
If so, then you might like my jmacs package:
https://notabug.org/jbranso/guix-packages/src/master/packages/jmacs.scm
3) I would gues
hi it helped. after "guix environment emacs" configuration was ok. but there
some additional questions i have:
1) where "guix environment emacs" look for env description?
2) i tried to recreate env using inputs described in gnu/packages/emacs.scm in
emacs package but got error described in the fi
On Thu, Aug 20, 2020 at 12:59:08PM +0200, Adam Kandur via wrote:
> hi everyone! tried to build emacs in guix env
>
> here is my manifest:
> --
> (specifications->manifest
> '("make"
> "gcc-toolchain"
> "gnutls"
> "ncurses"
> "mailutils"
> "libx11"
>
Hi Adam,
The guix environment command by default gives an environment *required to
build* the given package.
In this case
guix environment emacs
Should get you close. Then you can combine with the ad-hoc flag to adjust if
the requirements of the tarball are different than the package definit
hi everyone! tried to build emacs in guix env
here is my manifest:
--
(specifications->manifest
'("make"
"gcc-toolchain"
"gnutls"
"ncurses"
"mailutils"
"libx11"
"gtk+"
"libxft"
"libtiff"
"giflib"
"libjpeg"
"imagemagick"
"acl"
