even if there is already a dumped @file{sxemacs}. Normally you wouldn't
want to do that; but the Makefiles do this when you rebuild SXEmacs using
@samp{make all-elc}, which builds SXEmacs and simultaneously compiles any
-out-of-date Lisp files.
+out-of-date Lisp files.
You need @file{temacs} in order to compile Lisp files. However, you
also need the compiled Lisp files in order to dump out
-@file{sxemacs}. If both of these are missing or corrupted, you are
+@file{sxemacs}. If both of these are missing or corrupted, you are
out of luck unless you're able to bootstrap @file{sxemacs} from
@file{temacs}. Note that @samp{make all-elc} actually loads the
alternative loadup file @file{loadup-el.el}, which works like
@example
@group
(emacs-version)
- @result{} "SXEmacs: hroptatyr@@sxemacs.org--sxemacs/sxemacs--hrop--22.1.2--patch-15,
+ @result{} "SXEmacs: hroptatyr@@sxemacs.org--sxemacs/sxemacs--hrop--22.1.2--patch-15,
built Fri Apr 29 18:44:05 2005 on marlin.math.tu-berlin.de"
@end group
@end example