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| macro hygiene | 11.7 Writing Macros |
| macros, future work | 44.18 Future Work – Macros |
| macros, writing | 11.7 Writing Macros |
| main loop | 37.2 Main Loop |
| major textual changes | 11.9 Major Textual Changes |
| Makefile precursors | 10.4 The Makefile Precursors |
| making Elisp function calls faster, future work | 44.20 Future Work – Making Elisp Function Calls Faster |
| mark and sweep | 21.2 Garbage Collection |
| marker | 39.4 Lstream Methods |
| markers and extents | 25.3 Markers and Extents |
| mark_object | 21.4.3 mark_object |
| matching | 26.4 Searching and Matching |
| mathematics of extent ordering | 32.5 Mathematics of Extent Ordering |
| MAX_ICHAR_LEN | 27.10.2 Working With Character and Byte Positions |
| memory blocks | 43.4.1 Object inventory |
| menu API changes, future work | 44.9 Future Work – Menu API Changes |
| menubars | 42.1.3 Menubars |
| menus | 36. Menus |
| mercurial queues, preserving existing changes with | 13.1 Preserving Existing Changes with Mercurial Queues |
| Mercurial techniques | 13. Mercurial Techniques |
| merging a branch into the trunk | 14.2 Merging a Branch into the Trunk |
| merging attempts | 3.6 XEmacs |
| Microsoft documentation | 27.12.1 Microsoft Documentation |
| Microsoft Windows | 29. Window-System Support |
| Microsoft Windows-related multilingual issues | 27.12 Microsoft Windows-Related Multilingual Issues |
| misc key binding ideas, future work | 44.14.3 Future Work – Misc Key Binding Ideas |
| MIT | 3. A History of Emacs |
| Mlynarik, Richard | 3.4 GNU Emacs 19 |
| modules for allocation | 18.4 Internal Modules for Allocation |
| modules for build configuration | 9.2.1 Internal Modules for Build Configuration |
| modules for building XEmacs | 9.2 Internal Modules for Building XEmacs |
| modules for compiling xemacs | 9.2.2 Internal Modules for Compiling XEmacs |
| modules for interfacing with MS Windows | 41.4 Internal Modules for Interfacing with MS Windows |
| modules for interfacing with the file system | 9.6 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the File System |
| modules for interfacing with the operating system | 9.8 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the Operating System |
| modules for interfacing with X Windows | 42.2 Internal Modules for Interfacing with X Windows |
| modules for internationalization | 27.13 Internal Modules for Internationalization |
| modules for other aspects of the Lisp interpreter and object system | 9.7 Internal Modules for Other Aspects of the Lisp Interpreter and Object System |
| modules for other display-related Lisp objects | 31.6 Internal Modules for other Display-Related Lisp Objects |
| modules for preloading lisp | 9.2.3 Internal Modules for Preloading Lisp |
| modules for regression testing | 12.2 Internal Modules for Regression Testing |
| modules for standard editing operations | 9.5 Internal Modules for Standard Editing Operations |
| modules for the basic displayable Lisp objects | 28.5 Internal Modules for the Basic Displayable Lisp Objects |
| modules for the redisplay mechanism | 31.5 Internal Modules for the Redisplay Mechanism |
| modules of XEmacs | 9. The Internal Modules of XEmacs |
| modules, basic Lisp | 9.4 Basic Lisp Internal Modules |
| modules, editor-level control flow | 37.12 Editor-Level Control Flow Internal Modules |
| modules, low-level | 9.3 Low-Level Internal Modules |
| modules, summary of the various XEmacs | 9.1 A Summary of the Various XEmacs Internal Modules |
| more about code pages | 27.12.3 More about code pages |
| more about locales | 27.12.4 More about locales |
| mouse motion events | 31.4 pixel_to_glyph_translation |
| mouse pointer, future work | 44.11 Future Work – Mouse Pointer |
| mpir | 17.2 GMP driver |
| MS Windows build flags | 41.2 Windows Build Flags |
| MS Windows environments, different kinds of | 41.1 Different kinds of Windows environments |
| MS Windows I18N | 41.3 Windows I18N Introduction |
| MS Windows, interface to | 41. Interface to MS Windows |
| MS Windows, internal modules for interfacing with | 41.4 Internal Modules for Interfacing with MS Windows |
| MS Windows, modules for interfacing with | 41.4 Internal Modules for Interfacing with MS Windows |
| MS-Windows | 29. Window-System Support |
| MS-Windows environment, widget-glyphs in the | 34.3 Widget-Glyphs in the MS-Windows Environment |
| Mule character sets and encodings | 27. Multilingual Support |
| Mule encodings | 27.6 Encodings |
| Mule encodings, internal | 27.7 Internal Mule Encodings |
| Mule Merge, The Great | 27.14 The Great Mule Merge of March 2002 |
| MULE merged XEmacs appears | 3.6 XEmacs |
| Mule, coding for | 27.10 Coding for Mule |
| Mule-aware code, an example of | 27.10.5 An Example of Mule-Aware Code |
| Mule-aware code, general guidelines for writing | 27.10.4 General Guidelines for Writing Mule-Aware Code |
| multilingual issues, discussion | 45.4 Discussion – Multilingual Issues |
| multilingual issues, Windows-related | 27.12 Microsoft Windows-Related Multilingual Issues |
| multiple values, future work | 44.17 Future Work – Multiple Values |
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| NAS | 9.8 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the Operating System |
| native sound | 9.8 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the Operating System |
| network connections | 9.8 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the Operating System |
| network sound | 9.8 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the Operating System |
| Niksic, Hrvoje | 3.6 XEmacs |
| numeric driver interface | 17.5 Numeric driver interface |
| numeric types | 17. Numeric Types |
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| obarray | 24.2 Obarrays |
| obarrays | 24.2 Obarrays |
| object system (abstractly speaking), the XEmacs | 19. The XEmacs Object System (Abstractly Speaking) |
| object system, internal modules for other aspects of the Lisp interpreter and | 9.7 Internal Modules for Other Aspects of the Lisp Interpreter and Object System |
| object system, modules for other aspects of the Lisp interpreter and | 9.7 Internal Modules for Other Aspects of the Lisp Interpreter and Object System |
| object types, creating Lisp | Implementation of Lisp objects |
| object, the buffer | 25.4 The Buffer Object |
| object, the window | 28.4 The Window Object |
| objects are represented in C, how Lisp | 20. How Lisp Objects Are Represented in C |
| objects in XEmacs Lisp, allocation of | 21. Allocation of Objects in XEmacs Lisp |
| objects, internal modules for the basic displayable Lisp | 28.5 Internal Modules for the Basic Displayable Lisp Objects |
| objects, modules for the basic displayable Lisp | 28.5 Internal Modules for the Basic Displayable Lisp Objects |
| old future work | 46. Old Future Work |
| old future work, a portable unexec replacement | 46.1 Old Future Work – A Portable Unexec Replacement |
| old future work, display tables | 46.8 Old Future Work – Display Tables |
| old future work, everything should obey duplicable extents | 46.7 Old Future Work – Everything should obey duplicable extents |
| old future work, improvements in support for non-ascii (european) keysyms under x | 46.3 Old Future Work – Improvements in support for non-ASCII (European) keysyms under X |
| old future work, indirect buffers | 46.2 Old Future Work – Indirect Buffers |
| old future work, lisp callbacks from critical areas of the c code | 46.6 Old Future Work – Lisp callbacks from critical areas of the C code |
| old future work, RTF clipboard support | 46.4 Old Future Work – RTF Clipboard Support |
| old future work, xemacs.org mailing address changes | 46.5 Old Future Work – xemacs.org Mailing Address Changes |
| old internal character encoding | 27.7.3 Old Internal Character Encoding |
| OpenSSL bignum | 17.4 OpenSSL bignum driver |
| OpenType fonts | 44.22.5 Better Rendering Support – Modern Font Support |
| operating system, internal modules for interfacing with the | 9.8 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the Operating System |
| operating system, modules for interfacing with the | 9.8 Internal Modules for Interfacing with the Operating System |
| other typedefs | 27.8.4 Other Typedefs |
| outside, XEmacs from the | 5. XEmacs from the Outside |
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