emacs-w64 Reviews

Very nice job. Hopefully you will get the new version in here soon.

Please don't use switches that make debugging hard or impossible when you build pretest or snapshot binaries. The main purpose of these binaries is to report bugs in Emacs, which is hardly possible when debugging symbols were stripped from the binary, and you used switches such as -fomit-frame-pointer that make C-level backtraces hard or impossible to read. I presume you just use the scripts provided by MSYS2, in which case please convey the above to the MSYS2 people who proliferate these scripts indiscriminately, thereby making the life of the upstream package maintainers harder. Thanks in advance, and keep up the good work!

Nice project. Thanks

Very reliable build of the original GNU Emacs on Windows with nothing more or less.

Very good!

Can't live without emacs and a 64-bit native Windows version fits my needs perfectly. Thanks so much!

I installed on Windows 8.1 (all updates installed) with a Core i7 processor. Everything else I tried works fine, but the paste from the Windows Clipboard does not work. By that I mean that if I put something on the clipboard from another Windows application, C-y returns "Kill ring is empty.". Items put on the Kill ring from emacs itself are returned properly. Did anybody else observe this issue? Thank you. Update: This must be caused by something unusual in my system: I have another Windows 8.1 computer which does not show this problem.

Thanks for putting these out there - I installed the 24.4.91 version on Windows 8.1, worked great, with png support.

A COMPLETE Emacs build/distribution that WORKS.

I can't use in win8.1. When I double click runemacs.exe, it always create a dialog "A fatal error has occured".

Great source! I have used several builds from snapshot and pretest. All worked as expected.

Just to say that I've installe 24.3.92 on Windows7 (intel) and it works fine. Thank you for your build !

I am wondering why people say my build is 32-bit. Can you run it in a 32-bit environment?