[h-e-w] compiling emacs before dumping?

[Geert Ribbers]

Hi.

I try to dump a new emacs executable with extra libraries loaded (for faster
starting in slow network-situations).
Could it be that I have to compile a new temacs 1st?
Since after loading a few libraries temacs crashes.
In the documentation I find about Pure Storage:

"Pure storage is not expandable; a fixed amount is
allocated when Emacs is compiled, and if that is not sufficient for the
preloaded libraries, `temacs' crashes.  If that happens, you must
increase the compilation parameter PURESIZE in the file
`src/puresize.h'.  This normally won't happen unless you try to
preload additional libraries or add features to the standard ones."

And that's exactly what I try to do.

If so: I don't have a c-compiler, can I use gcc to compile temacs?
Or, even better (I am not familiar with c-compiling): does anyone have a
temacs.exe with bigger storage parameters?

Thanks, Geert Ribbers