[bug #40056] make should automatically detect targets with low resolution timestamps

Follow-up Comment #5, bug #40056 (project make): Ping? make's behavior is still wrong (as I detailed in comment #3), and make is still broken. While I still think adding a "precision" element to the "file" struct is the best solution, my patch to (essentially) apply .LOW_RESOLUTION_TIMESTAMP aut

[bug #40056] make should automatically detect targets with low resolution timestamps

Follow-up Comment #4, bug #40056 (project make): Philip is correct: I can find no evidence that any version of glibc (released or development) implements pathconf(path, _PC_TIMESTAMP_RESOLUTION). So, unfortunately, currently the only way under Linux to determine if a file has nanosecond timestamp

[bug #40056] make should automatically detect targets with low resolution timestamps

Follow-up Comment #3, bug #40056 (project make): In response to Paul's 2013-09-22T07:15:04+ comment: To be clear: my patch simply applies the .LOW_RESOLUTION_TIMESTAMP special target's logic (add 0.9 seconds to a timestamp that lacks nanosecond resolution) implicitly to all low-resolu

[bug #40056] make should automatically detect targets with low resolution timestamps

URL: Summary: make should automatically detect targets with low resolution timestamps Project: make Submitted by: ralston Submitted on: Wed 18 Sep 2013 05:12:18 AM GMT Severity: 3 - No