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Valdis Kletnieks writes:

> On 04 Mar 1997 15:09:41 PST, you said:
>> Does rebytecompiling dired-xemacs.el make this go away?

> I got bit by a similar while trying to do a 'make all-elcs' after
> patching up.  I finally had to do the following:

> find lisp -name '*.elc' -print | xargs rm

That sounds good.

> make dump-elcs
> make all
> make all-elcs  (still running now).

Actually just `make all-elc' should have been O.K.  That's what I use
with a lisp directory fresh from a CVS checkout.

> Something, someplace, kept that 'get-face-documentation' around even
> after the patch.  Something to do with autoloads maybe?

It shouldn't as custom is dumped not autoloaded.  It's probably the
fact we don't compute dependencies and byte compile dependent files.
The dired-xemacs.el bomb is due to an old macro definition.
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