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Copyright (C) 2008-2014 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
See the end of the file for license conditions.

This file contains information about GNU Emacs on "Nextstep" platforms.
The Nextstep support code works on many POSIX systems (and possibly
W32) using the GNUstep libraries, and on MacOS X systems using the
Cocoa libraries.

Background
----------
Within Emacs, the port and its code are referred to using the term
"Nextstep", despite the fact that no system or API has been released
under this name in more than 10 years.  Here's some background on why:

NeXT, Inc. introduced the NeXTstep API with its computer and operating
system in the late 1980's.  Later on, in collaboration with Sun, this
API was published as a specification called OpenStep.  The GNUstep
project started in the early 1990's to provide a free implementation
of this API.  Later on, Apple bought NeXT (some would say "NeXT bought
Apple") and made OpenStep the basis of OS X, calling the API "Cocoa".
Since then, Cocoa has evolved beyond the OpenStep specification, and
GNUstep has followed it.

Thus, calling this port "OpenStep" is not technically accurate, and in
the absence of any other determinant, we are using the term
"Nextstep", both because it signifies the original inspiration that
created these APIs, and because all of the classes and functions still
begin with the letters "NS".

(See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nextstep)

This Emacs port was first released in the early 1990's on the NeXT
computer, and was successively updated to OpenStep, Rhapsody, OS X,
and then finally GNUstep, tracking GNU emacs core releases in the
meantime.


Release History
---------------

1990-1992	1.0-3.0 (?)	Michael Brouwer's socket/terminal communication
				based version (GUI ran as a separate process.)

1993/10/25	3.0.1		Last (?) release of Brouwer version.  Supports
				NeXTstep 3.x and below.

1994/04/24	4.0		Carl Edman's version using direct API following
				the X-Windows port.  NeXTstep 3.x only.

1995/06/15	4.1        	Second (and last) Carl Edman release, based on
				Emacs 19.28.

1996/07/28	4.2		First Christian Limpach release, based on
				Emacs 19.29.

??		5.0		??

1997/12/??	6.0b1		Ported to OpenStep by Scott Bender.  Updated
				to Emacs 20.2.

??		6.0b2		(?) Scott Bender: ported to Rhapsody.

1999/05/??	6.0b3		Scott Bender: "OS X Server", Emacs 20.3.

2001/06/25	7.0		Ported to MacOS X (10.1) by Christophe de
				Dinechin. Release based on Emacs 20.7. Hosting
				moved to SourceForge.

2002/01/03	7.0.1		Bug fixes.

2002/08/27	7.0.2		Jaguar (OS X 10.2) support. Added an autoconf
				option for sys_nerr being in stdio. Added
				libncurses to the build libraries. Fixed a
				problem with ns-alternate-is-meta. Changed the
				icon color to blue, since Jaguar is yellow.

2004/10/07	8.0-pre1	Ported to GNUstep by Adrian Robert.

2004/11/04	8.0-pre2	Restored functionality on OS X (menu code
				cleanup).  Improved scrollbar handling and
				paste from other applications.  File icons
				obtained properly from NSWorkspace.  Dropped
				Gorm and Nib files.  Background refresh bug
				fixed (in GNUstep).  Various small fixes and
				code cleanups.  Now starts up under Art.

2005/01/27	8.0-pre3	Bold and italic faces supported.  Cursor and
				mouse highlighting rendering bugs
				fixed. Drag/drop and cut/paste interaction
				w/external apps fixed.  File load/save panels
				available.  Stability and rendering speed
				improvements. Some ObjC and VC mode bugs fixed.

2005/02/27	8.0-rc1		Dynamic path detection at startup so Emacs.app
				can be moved anywhere.  Added binary packages
				and simplified source installation to running
				two scripts.  Thorough cleanup of menu code;
				now fully functional.  Fixed all detected
				memory leaks.  Minor frame focus and title
				bugs fixed.

2005/03/30	8.0-rc2		"Configure" info directory now uses dynamic
				path setting, so info files can go under .app.
				Improved select() handling and PTY fixes so
				shell mode and tramp run smoothly.
				Significant rendering optimizations under
				GNUstep, and now works under Art backend.
				Non-Latin text rendering works (but not
				fontsets), and LEIM is bundled.  UTF8 is used
				for clipboard interaction.
				Arrow cursor now used on scrollbar.
				objc-mode and tramp now bundled in site-lisp.

2005/05/30	8.0-rc3		Fixed bug with parsing of "easymenu" menus.
       				Many problems with modes such as SLIME, MatLab,
				and Planner go away.  Improved scrollbar
				handling and rendering speed.  Color panel
				and other bug fixes. mac-fix-env utility.
				Font handling improvements (OS X 10.3, 10.4):
				- heed 'GSFontAntiAlias' default
				- heed system antialiasing threshold
				- added 'UseQuickdrawSmoothing' default to
				  invoke less heavy antialiasing

2005/07/05	8.0-rc4		Added a Preferences panel.  Cleaned up
				rendering for synthetic italic fonts.  Further
				improved menu parsing.  Use system highlight
				color.  Added previous- and next-mark history
				navigation commands bound to M-p,M-n.
				Miscellaneous bug fixes.

2005/08/04	8.0-rc5		All internal string handling changed to UTF-8.
				This means menu items, color and color list
				names, and a few other things will now display
				properly.  It does NOT mean UTF-8 filenames
				are displayed correctly in the minibuffer.
				Also relating to UTF-8, contents of files
				using this coding can now be displayed (though
				not auto-recognized; add extensions to your
				default coding alist).  Limited mac-roman
				support was also added (also sans recognition).
				Certain characters are not displayed properly
				due to a translation problem.  (UTF-8 based on
				work by Otfried Cheong; mac-roman from
				emacs-21.)  Partial support for "dead-key"
				handling now added.  Transparency (e.g., M-x
				set-background-color ARGB88FFFFFF) improved:
				only the background is made transparent.
				Cursor drawing glitches fixed.  Preferences
				handling improved.  Fixed some portability
				problems on Tiger and Puma.

2005/09/12	8.0		Bundled ispell on OS X.  Minor bug fixes and
				stability improvements.  Compiles under gcc-4.

2005/09/26	8.0.1		Correct clipped rendering for synthetic
				italics. Include the info directory.
				Fix grabenv. Bundle whitespace package.

2005/10/27	8.0.2		Correct rendering for wide characters during
				cursor movement.  Fix bungled hack in ispell
				bundling.

2005/11/05	9.0-pre1	Updated to latest Emacs CVS code on unicode-2
				branch (proposed to be released 2006/2007 as
				Emacs 23).

2005/11/11	9.0-pre2	Fix crashes for deiconifying and loading
				certain images.  Improve vertical font metrics
				(fixes inaccurate page up/down, window size,
				and partial lines).  Support better remapping
				of Alt/Opt and remapping of Command.  More
				insistent defaulting of scrollbar to right.
				Modest improvements to build process.

2006/04/22	9.0-pre2a	Stopgap interim release to sync w/latest
				unicode-2 CVS.  Includes XPM and partial
				toolbar support.

2006/06/08	9.0-pre3	Major upgrade to keyboard handling:
				system-selected compositional input methods
				should now work, as well as more keys /
				keyboards.  XPM, toolbar, and tooltip support.
				Some improvements to scrollbars, zoom, italic
				rendering, pasting, Color panel.  Added function
				ns-set-background-alpha to work around
				inability to customize with numeric colors.

2006/12/24	9.0-rc1		Reworked font handling and text rendering to
				use Kenichi Handa's new font back-end system.
				Font sets are now supported and automatically
				created when a font is selected.  Added recent
				X11 colors to Emacs.clr (remove
				~/Library/Colors/Emacs.clr to pick up).  Added
				ns-option-modifier, ns-control-modifier,
				ns-function-modifier customization variables.
				Update menus to Emacs 21+ conventions.  Right
				mouse button now generates mouse-3 events.
				Various bug fixes and rendering improvements.

2007/09/10	9.0-rc2		Improve menubar, popup menu, and scrollbar
				behavior, let accented char entry work in
				isearch, follow system keymap for shortcut
				keys, fix border and box drawing, remove
				glitches in modeline drawing, support
				overstrike for unavailable bold fonts, fix XPM
				related crasher bugs.  Incremental font
				metrics caching and other performance
				improvements.  Shared-lisp builds now possible.

2007/09/20	9.0-rc2a	Interim release.  New features: composed
				character display, colored fringe bitmaps,
				colored relief drawing, dynamic resizing,
				Bug fixes: popup menu position and selection,
				font width calculation, face color adaptation
				to background, submenu keyboard navigation.
				NOT TESTED ON GNUSTEP.

2007/11/19	9.0-rc3		Integrated the multi-TTY functionality from
				emacs core (however, mixed TTY and GUI
				sessions are not working yet).  Support 10.5.
				Give site-lisp load precedence over lisp and
				add a compile option to prefer an additional
				directory, use miniaturized miniwindow images
				in some cases, rename cursor types for
				consistency w/other emacs terms, improved font
				selection for symbol scripts.
				Bug fixes: fringe and bitmap, frame deletion,
				resizing, cursor blink, workspace open-file,
				image backgrounds, toolbar item enablement,
				context menu positioning.

2008/07/15	(none)		Merge to GNU Emacs CVS trunk.


Contributors
------------
In addition to the folks listed in etc/AUTHORS responsible for GNU Emacs
itself, the NeXTstep port owes to the following people:

Carl Edman
    original author and maintainer, mainly UI
Michael Brouwer
    heavy contributor, input handling and other areas
Christian Limpach
    help / maintenance on NeXTstep
Scott Bender
    OpenStep, Rhapsody ports
Christophe de Dinechin
    MacOS X port
Adrian Robert
    GNUstep port, update Emacs 20 -> 21+

Joe Reiss
    popup menu, dialog boxes; icons
Andrew Athan
    font panel integration
Scott Byer
    improved rendering code
Scott Hess
    keyboard handling suggestions

Rahul Abrol
    "hide others" patch
Adam Ratcliffe
    preferences panel documentation
Peter Dyballa
    assistance with non-ASCII rendering and keyboard handling
David M. Cooke
    fix to XPM crash bug
Carsten Bormann
    initial patch and assistance getting dired working for non-ASCII filenames
Andrew Moore
    assistance on ns-mark-nav extension

The GNUstep port was made possible through the assistance of Adam
Fedor, Fred Kiefer, M. Uli Klusterer, Alexander Malmberg, Jonas
Matton, and Riccardo Mottola.  Leigh Smith maintained the SourceForge
project for a period.

Suggestions from Darcy Brockbank, Timothy Bissell, Scott Byer, David
Griffiths, Scott Hess, Eberhard Mandler, John C. Randolph, and Bradley
Taylor all helped things along at one point or another.  Axel Seibert
and Paul J. Sanchez offered their time and machines to make a
binary release possible.

We would also like to thank a number of people who kept up the
constant supply of bug reports, suggested features and praise: Hardy
Mayer, Gisli Ottarsson, Anthony Heading, David Bau, Jamie Zawinski,
Martin Moncrieffe, Simson L. Garfinkel, Richard Stallman, Stephen
Anderson, Ivo Welch, Magnus Nordborg, Tom Epperly, Andreas Koenig,
Yves Arrouye, Anil Somayaji, Gregor Hoffleit; and the few hundred
other people on the mailing list from whom we didn't hear much, but
the presence of which assured us that maybe this project was actually
worth doing.

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Commit	Line	Data
ba318903	1	Copyright (C) 2008-2014 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
013b96cc GM	2	See the end of the file for license conditions.
	3
	4	This file contains information about GNU Emacs on "Nextstep" platforms.
	5	The Nextstep support code works on many POSIX systems (and possibly
	6	W32) using the GNUstep libraries, and on MacOS X systems using the
	7	Cocoa libraries.
	8
	9	Background
	10	----------
	11	Within Emacs, the port and its code are referred to using the term
	12	"Nextstep", despite the fact that no system or API has been released
	13	under this name in more than 10 years. Here's some background on why:
	14
	15	NeXT, Inc. introduced the NeXTstep API with its computer and operating
	16	system in the late 1980's. Later on, in collaboration with Sun, this
	17	API was published as a specification called OpenStep. The GNUstep
	18	project started in the early 1990's to provide a free implementation
	19	of this API. Later on, Apple bought NeXT (some would say "NeXT bought
	20	Apple") and made OpenStep the basis of OS X, calling the API "Cocoa".
	21	Since then, Cocoa has evolved beyond the OpenStep specification, and
	22	GNUstep has followed it.
	23
	24	Thus, calling this port "OpenStep" is not technically accurate, and in
	25	the absence of any other determinant, we are using the term
	26	"Nextstep", both because it signifies the original inspiration that
	27	created these APIs, and because all of the classes and functions still
	28	begin with the letters "NS".
	29
	30	(See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nextstep)
	31
	32	This Emacs port was first released in the early 1990's on the NeXT
	33	computer, and was successively updated to OpenStep, Rhapsody, OS X,
	34	and then finally GNUstep, tracking GNU emacs core releases in the
	35	meantime.
	36
	37
	38	Release History
	39	---------------
	40
da6062e6	41	1990-1992 1.0-3.0 (?) Michael Brouwer's socket/terminal communication
013b96cc GM	42	based version (GUI ran as a separate process.)
	43
	44	1993/10/25 3.0.1 Last (?) release of Brouwer version. Supports
	45	NeXTstep 3.x and below.
	46
	47	1994/04/24 4.0 Carl Edman's version using direct API following
	48	the X-Windows port. NeXTstep 3.x only.
	49
	50	1995/06/15 4.1 Second (and last) Carl Edman release, based on
	51	Emacs 19.28.
	52
	53	1996/07/28 4.2 First Christian Limpach release, based on
	54	Emacs 19.29.
	55
	56	?? 5.0 ??
	57
	58	1997/12/?? 6.0b1 Ported to OpenStep by Scott Bender. Updated
	59	to Emacs 20.2.
	60
	61	?? 6.0b2 (?) Scott Bender: ported to Rhapsody.
	62
	63	1999/05/?? 6.0b3 Scott Bender: "OS X Server", Emacs 20.3.
	64
	65	2001/06/25 7.0 Ported to MacOS X (10.1) by Christophe de
	66	Dinechin. Release based on Emacs 20.7. Hosting
	67	moved to SourceForge.
	68
	69	2002/01/03 7.0.1 Bug fixes.
	70
	71	2002/08/27 7.0.2 Jaguar (OS X 10.2) support. Added an autoconf
	72	option for sys_nerr being in stdio. Added
	73	libncurses to the build libraries. Fixed a
	74	problem with ns-alternate-is-meta. Changed the
	75	icon color to blue, since Jaguar is yellow.
	76
	77	2004/10/07 8.0-pre1 Ported to GNUstep by Adrian Robert.
	78
	79	2004/11/04 8.0-pre2 Restored functionality on OS X (menu code
	80	cleanup). Improved scrollbar handling and
	81	paste from other applications. File icons
	82	obtained properly from NSWorkspace. Dropped
	83	Gorm and Nib files. Background refresh bug
	84	fixed (in GNUstep). Various small fixes and
	85	code cleanups. Now starts up under Art.
	86
	87	2005/01/27 8.0-pre3 Bold and italic faces supported. Cursor and
	88	mouse highlighting rendering bugs
	89	fixed. Drag/drop and cut/paste interaction
	90	w/external apps fixed. File load/save panels
	91	available. Stability and rendering speed
	92	improvements. Some ObjC and VC mode bugs fixed.
	93
	94	2005/02/27 8.0-rc1 Dynamic path detection at startup so Emacs.app
	95	can be moved anywhere. Added binary packages
	96	and simplified source installation to running
	97	two scripts. Thorough cleanup of menu code;
	98	now fully functional. Fixed all detected
	99	memory leaks. Minor frame focus and title
	100	bugs fixed.
	101
	102	2005/03/30 8.0-rc2 "Configure" info directory now uses dynamic
	103	path setting, so info files can go under .app.
	104	Improved select() handling and PTY fixes so
	105	shell mode and tramp run smoothly.
106	Significant rendering optimizations under
107	GNUstep, and now works under Art backend.
108	Non-Latin text rendering works (but not
109	fontsets), and LEIM is bundled. UTF8 is used
110	for clipboard interaction.
111	Arrow cursor now used on scrollbar.
112	objc-mode and tramp now bundled in site-lisp.
113
114	2005/05/30 8.0-rc3 Fixed bug with parsing of "easymenu" menus.
115	Many problems with modes such as SLIME, MatLab,
116	and Planner go away. Improved scrollbar
117	handling and rendering speed. Color panel
118	and other bug fixes. mac-fix-env utility.
119	Font handling improvements (OS X 10.3, 10.4):
120	- heed 'GSFontAntiAlias' default
121	- heed system antialiasing threshold
122	- added 'UseQuickdrawSmoothing' default to
123	invoke less heavy antialiasing
124
125	2005/07/05 8.0-rc4 Added a Preferences panel. Cleaned up
126	rendering for synthetic italic fonts. Further
127	improved menu parsing. Use system highlight
128	color. Added previous- and next-mark history
da6062e6	129	navigation commands bound to M-p,M-n.
013b96cc GM	130	Miscellaneous bug fixes.
	131
	132	2005/08/04 8.0-rc5 All internal string handling changed to UTF-8.
	133	This means menu items, color and color list
	134	names, and a few other things will now display
	135	properly. It does NOT mean UTF-8 filenames
	136	are displayed correctly in the minibuffer.
	137	Also relating to UTF-8, contents of files
	138	using this coding can now be displayed (though
	139	not auto-recognized; add extensions to your
	140	default coding alist). Limited mac-roman
	141	support was also added (also sans recognition).
	142	Certain characters are not displayed properly
	143	due to a translation problem. (UTF-8 based on
	144	work by Otfried Cheong; mac-roman from
	145	emacs-21.) Partial support for "dead-key"
	146	handling now added. Transparency (e.g., M-x
	147	set-background-color ARGB88FFFFFF) improved:
	148	only the background is made transparent.
da6062e6	149	Cursor drawing glitches fixed. Preferences
013b96cc GM	150	handling improved. Fixed some portability
	151	problems on Tiger and Puma.
	152
	153	2005/09/12 8.0 Bundled ispell on OS X. Minor bug fixes and
	154	stability improvements. Compiles under gcc-4.
	155
	156	2005/09/26 8.0.1 Correct clipped rendering for synthetic
	157	italics. Include the info directory.
	158	Fix grabenv. Bundle whitespace package.
	159
	160	2005/10/27 8.0.2 Correct rendering for wide characters during
	161	cursor movement. Fix bungled hack in ispell
	162	bundling.
	163
	164	2005/11/05 9.0-pre1 Updated to latest Emacs CVS code on unicode-2
	165	branch (proposed to be released 2006/2007 as
	166	Emacs 23).
	167
	168	2005/11/11 9.0-pre2 Fix crashes for deiconifying and loading
	169	certain images. Improve vertical font metrics
	170	(fixes inaccurate page up/down, window size,
	171	and partial lines). Support better remapping
	172	of Alt/Opt and remapping of Command. More
	173	insistent defaulting of scrollbar to right.
	174	Modest improvements to build process.
	175
	176	2006/04/22 9.0-pre2a Stopgap interim release to sync w/latest
	177	unicode-2 CVS. Includes XPM and partial
	178	toolbar support.
	179
	180	2006/06/08 9.0-pre3 Major upgrade to keyboard handling:
	181	system-selected compositional input methods
	182	should now work, as well as more keys /
	183	keyboards. XPM, toolbar, and tooltip support.
	184	Some improvements to scrollbars, zoom, italic
	185	rendering, pasting, Color panel. Added function
	186	ns-set-background-alpha to work around
	187	inability to customize with numeric colors.
da6062e6	188
013b96cc GM	189	2006/12/24 9.0-rc1 Reworked font handling and text rendering to
	190	use Kenichi Handa's new font back-end system.
	191	Font sets are now supported and automatically
	192	created when a font is selected. Added recent
	193	X11 colors to Emacs.clr (remove
	194	~/Library/Colors/Emacs.clr to pick up). Added
	195	ns-option-modifier, ns-control-modifier,
	196	ns-function-modifier customization variables.
	197	Update menus to Emacs 21+ conventions. Right
	198	mouse button now generates mouse-3 events.
	199	Various bug fixes and rendering improvements.
	200
	201	2007/09/10 9.0-rc2 Improve menubar, popup menu, and scrollbar
	202	behavior, let accented char entry work in
	203	isearch, follow system keymap for shortcut
	204	keys, fix border and box drawing, remove
	205	glitches in modeline drawing, support
	206	overstrike for unavailable bold fonts, fix XPM
	207	related crasher bugs. Incremental font
	208	metrics caching and other performance
	209	improvements. Shared-lisp builds now possible.
	210
	211	2007/09/20 9.0-rc2a Interim release. New features: composed
	212	character display, colored fringe bitmaps,
	213	colored relief drawing, dynamic resizing,
	214	Bug fixes: popup menu position and selection,
	215	font width calculation, face color adaptation
	216	to background, submenu keyboard navigation.
	217	NOT TESTED ON GNUSTEP.
	218
	219	2007/11/19 9.0-rc3 Integrated the multi-TTY functionality from
	220	emacs core (however, mixed TTY and GUI
	221	sessions are not working yet). Support 10.5.
	222	Give site-lisp load precedence over lisp and
	223	add a compile option to prefer an additional
	224	directory, use miniaturized miniwindow images
	225	in some cases, rename cursor types for
	226	consistency w/other emacs terms, improved font
	227	selection for symbol scripts.
	228	Bug fixes: fringe and bitmap, frame deletion,
	229	resizing, cursor blink, workspace open-file,
	230	image backgrounds, toolbar item enablement,
	231	context menu positioning.
	232
	233	2008/07/15 (none) Merge to GNU Emacs CVS trunk.
	234
	235
	236	Contributors
	237	------------
	238	In addition to the folks listed in etc/AUTHORS responsible for GNU Emacs
	239	itself, the NeXTstep port owes to the following people:
	240
	241	Carl Edman
	242	original author and maintainer, mainly UI
	243	Michael Brouwer
	244	heavy contributor, input handling and other areas
	245	Christian Limpach
	246	help / maintenance on NeXTstep
	247	Scott Bender
	248	OpenStep, Rhapsody ports
	249	Christophe de Dinechin
	250	MacOS X port
	251	Adrian Robert
	252	GNUstep port, update Emacs 20 -> 21+
253
254	Joe Reiss
255	popup menu, dialog boxes; icons
256	Andrew Athan
257	font panel integration
258	Scott Byer
259	improved rendering code
260	Scott Hess
261	keyboard handling suggestions
262
263	Rahul Abrol
264	"hide others" patch
265	Adam Ratcliffe
266	preferences panel documentation
267	Peter Dyballa
268	assistance with non-ASCII rendering and keyboard handling
269	David M. Cooke
270	fix to XPM crash bug
271	Carsten Bormann
272	initial patch and assistance getting dired working for non-ASCII filenames
273	Andrew Moore
274	assistance on ns-mark-nav extension
275
276	The GNUstep port was made possible through the assistance of Adam
277	Fedor, Fred Kiefer, M. Uli Klusterer, Alexander Malmberg, Jonas
278	Matton, and Riccardo Mottola. Leigh Smith maintained the SourceForge
279	project for a period.
280
281	Suggestions from Darcy Brockbank, Timothy Bissell, Scott Byer, David
282	Griffiths, Scott Hess, Eberhard Mandler, John C. Randolph, and Bradley
283	Taylor all helped things along at one point or another. Axel Seibert
284	and Paul J. Sanchez offered their time and machines to make a
285	binary release possible.
286
287	We would also like to thank a number of people who kept up the
288	constant supply of bug reports, suggested features and praise: Hardy
289	Mayer, Gisli Ottarsson, Anthony Heading, David Bau, Jamie Zawinski,
290	Martin Moncrieffe, Simson L. Garfinkel, Richard Stallman, Stephen
291	Anderson, Ivo Welch, Magnus Nordborg, Tom Epperly, Andreas Koenig,
292	Yves Arrouye, Anil Somayaji, Gregor Hoffleit; and the few hundred
293	other people on the mailing list from whom we didn't hear much, but
294	the presence of which assured us that maybe this project was actually
295	worth doing.
296
297	\f
298	This file is part of GNU Emacs.
299
300	GNU Emacs is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
301	it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
302	the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
303	(at your option) any later version.
304
305	GNU Emacs is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
306	but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
307	MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
308	GNU General Public License for more details.
309
310	You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
311	along with GNU Emacs. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.