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>>>>> In <b4m64cxiuev.fsf@jpl.org> 
>>>>>	Katsumi Yamaoka <yamaoka@jpl.org> wrote:
> > Is there any particular reason to compile non-Mule XEmacs without
> > file-coding?  IIRC, at least Debian's xemacs21-nomule is compiled with
> > --without-mule --with-file-coding and there is encode-coding-region.

> I don't know, but Uwe Brauer seems to use the one that has
> neither mule nor file-coding.  (I have three XEmacs 21.4.19 for
> testing.)

I mean, is there any distros which distribute non-Mule XEmacs without
file-coding?  If so, I agree with that it's worth supporting it.
Otherwise I would recommend such a user to recompile with
--with-file-coding.
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Daiki Ueno