Patching PFE to link the Crim primitives
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  (All paths are relative to the lower PFE directory...)

  1) At src/config/default/depend.mk, there's a section like this:

# object files containing environmental dependencies:
ENVOBJ =        main$o $(TERM_O) 4ed$o signals$o sysdep$o $(SYS_O) shell$o \
                yours$o

     change it to

# object files containing environmental dependencies:
ENVOBJ =        main$o $(TERM_O) 4ed$o signals$o sysdep$o $(SYS_O) shell$o \
                yours$o crim$o


     and, if you want to speed up each recompilation by a little bit, change

pfe$e:          $(OBJECTS) version$o
                $(CL) $(LDFLAGS) $(eo)pfe$e $(OBJECTS) version$o $(LIBS)

     to

pfe$e:          $(OBJECTS)
                $(CL) $(LDFLAGS) $(eo)pfe$e $(OBJECTS) version$o $(LIBS)
 
     to avoid recompiling version.c every time. That saves three
     precious seconds on my 386DX/40.

  2) Go to the 'src' directory and do 'sh ./config.sh'. That would
     make these changes go into src/Makefile.

  3) At src/vocs.c, add crim_words at two places:

extern const Words
  core_words,           block_words,
  double_words,         exception_words,
  facility_words,       file_words,
  floating_words,       locals_words,
  memory_words,         toolkit_words,
  search_words,         string_words,
  forth_83_words,       lpf83_words,
  misc_words,           debug_words,
  shell_words,          system_words,
  your_words,           crim_words;		<<---- here,

static const Words *const only_sets [] =
{
  &search_words
};

static const Words *const forth_sets [] =
{
  &crim_words,					<<---- and here.
  &core_words,          &block_words,
  &double_words,        &exception_words,
  &facility_words,      &file_words,
  &floating_words,      &locals_words,
  &memory_words,        &toolkit_words,
  &string_words
};

  4) Re-'make' pfe (by running 'make' at the src directory). Gcc will
     give you a lot of warnings about crim.c; please do your best to
     ignore them as happily as I do.


  That's it.  Have fun.


    Edrx