;;; ~/.emacs -- The file that is read in at Emacs startup time.

;; There really isn't much here because... Well, it is a long story ;-)
;; Get the whole story in ~/.customs.emacs

;; NOTE: For the following ~/ syntax to work under Windows, you should
;; have set the HOME environment variable to the right path.

(setq whereami 'shakti)

(require 'cl)
(if (file-exists-p "~/.customs.emacs.elc")
    (load-file "~/.customs.emacs.elc")
  (load-file "~/.customs.emacs"))

(put 'eval-expression 'disabled nil)