* You should byte-compile(make).
Because DOODLE uses very complex macro.

Especialy ew-line.el, ew-scan-m.el, ew-scan-s.el and ew-scan-u.el that
are require 'lex.
(lex is scanner generator.)

* Multiline field-bodies fetched from XOVER is already unfolded,
so special care is needed for gnus-structured-field-decoder and
gnus-unstructured-field-decoder.

(autoload 'ew-gnus-structured-field-decoder "ew-compat")
(setq gnus-structured-field-decoder 'ew-gnus-structured-field-decoder)

(autoload 'ew-gnus-unstructured-field-decoder "ew-compat")
(setq gnus-unstructured-field-decoder 'ew-gnus-unstructured-field-decoder)

* Ignore warnings about args-eword-* when byte-compiling.

* If you want to modify load-path or other variables when
byte-compiling without editing files, set EVALARGS environment variable.

  % EVALARGS='(setq load-path (cons "../apel" load-path))' make

* If you use Chao-gnus 6.9, change nnheader.el.

diff -u -F^( -r1.10.2.1.2.17 nnheader.el
--- nnheader.el	1998/10/20 11:52:46	1.10.2.1.2.17
+++ nnheader.el	1998/10/25 14:12:57
@@ -110,10 +110,10 @@ (defsubst make-full-mail-header (&option
    nil
    nil nil nil
    (if subject
-       (eword-decode-and-unfold-unstructured-field subject)
+       (eword-decode-field-body subject 'Subject t)
      )
    (if from
-       (eword-decode-and-unfold-structured-field from)
+       (eword-decode-field-body from 'From t)
      )
    date id references
    chars lines xref