5.8.8 and bbdb at XEmacs startup

[Han Pilmeyer <han@uto.dec.com>]

Hi guys,

I was so  happy   today when  I say   the  5.8.8 kit. I   compiled  it
immediately and that seemed  to work fine.  Unfortunately I now have a
problem when  I start XEmacs (21.1.9  on W2K) in combination with bbdb
(I think).

Any suggestions?

Signaling: (end-of-file "internal input stream")
  load-internal("d:\\Documents and Settings\\pilmeyer\\My Documents\\Emacs\\gnus.elc" nil t t binary)
  efs-real-load("d:\\Documents and Settings\\pilmeyer\\My Documents\\Emacs\\gnus.elc" nil t t)
  load("d:\\Documents and Settings\\pilmeyer\\My Documents\\Emacs\\gnus.elc" nil t nil)
  efs-real-require(gnus "d:\\Documents and Settings\\pilmeyer\\My Documents\\Emacs\\gnus.elc")
  require(gnus)
  byte-code("..." [require bbdb gnus] 2)
  load-internal("c:\\PROGRA~1\\XEmacs\\xemacs-packages\\lisp\\bbdb\\bbdb-gnus.elc" nil t t binary)
  efs-real-load("c:\\PROGRA~1\\XEmacs\\xemacs-packages\\lisp\\bbdb\\bbdb-gnus.elc" nil t t)
  load("bbdb-gnus" nil nil nil)
  bbdb-insinuate-message()
  bbdb-initialize(gnus message sc)
  byte-code("..." [expand-file-name "~/Emacs" load-path 4 c-indent-level c-continued-statement-offset c-argdecl-indent -4 c-label-offset 1 scroll-step indented-text-mode default-major-mode add-hook text-mode-hook turn-on-auto-fill enable-flow-control-on "vt100" "vt200" "vt220" getenv "COMSPEC" explicit-shell-file-name ("noraise") browse-url-netscape-arguments "> " mail-yank-prefix "~/GnusMail" mail-source-directory "~/GnusNews" gnus-directory "~/" gnus-default-directory t gnus-use-generic-from "~/.organization" gnus-organization-file gnus-visual nil gnus-auto-select-first require iso-syntax iso-insert standard-display-european set-input-mode "arg2" filladapt turn-on-filladapt-mode c-mode-hook 3 ...] 5)
  load-internal("~/Emacs/default" nil nil nil binary)
  load("~/Emacs/default")
  load-internal("~\\.emacs" t t t undecided)
  load("~\\.emacs" t t t)
  load-user-init-file("")
  load-init-file()
  command-line()
  normal-top-level()

Thanks!
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