Eric Blake wrote:
Rather, we should be fixing gnulib's replacement header to
be self-contained.
How is HAVE_STRUCT_TIMEVAL defined in that build?
If it's defined, why did the configure-time test for 'struct timeval' work even
though test-gettimeofday.c does not work?
If it's not defined, w
adding gnulib
On 03/01/2016 04:08 PM, Rainer M. Canavan wrote:
Thanks for the report. I'm focusing on just the gnulib bug:
> A few tests cannot be compiled because struct timeval isn't
> know. Shifting around the include statements or adding
> time.h fixes these.
>
>
> rainer
>
> diff -ur
Hi,
I've stumbled over two small problems while trying to build findutils on IRIX
with the mipspro compilers. The first problem was that the compiler doesn't
support __attribute__, which is correctly detected by configure:
checking for __attribute__ ((__noreturn__)) support... no
which results i
Follow-up Comment #6, bug #47261 (project findutils):
You can strip the memory addresses from the traces (which vary) by doing:
f1
f2
Then you can compare the traces directly with "diff -u f1 f2".
Looking at the results of that, I see that the major difference is that find2
has a huge
On 03/01/2016 10:54 AM, Young Mo Kang wrote:
>>
>> It looks like that is the latest commit, but it hasn't been named
>> "4.7.0" in any of the distributions I can find.
>>
>> Also, there seems to be no INSTALL file describing how to build it.
>
> The instructions to build is in the README-hacking f
>
> It looks like that is the latest commit, but it hasn't been named
> "4.7.0" in any of the distributions I can find.
>
> Also, there seems to be no INSTALL file describing how to build it.
The instructions to build is in the README-hacking file. Perhaps we should add
INSTALL file.
Young
Young Mo Kang writes:
> I have modified from the most recent git commit 4.7.0-git
> 19f6f691de4f41b4af76c33782a96f191378830a to enable this feature, but
> have not done much testing; I just added one simple test case.
It looks like that is the latest commit, but it hasn't been named
"4.7.0" in an
