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comparison libinterp/corefcn/fcn-info.cc @ 30831:243b51ec9ff0 stable
Remove `time_t` from API (bug #61821).
The bit-width of `time_t` might change depending on compile time switches.
That can cause a mismatch between class declarations in public headers and the
actual alignment of the compiled classes. Avoid that problem by not using
`time_t` in (public) headers.
* build-aux/mk-octave-config-h.sh, oct-conf-post.in.h: Define OCTAVE_TIME_T to
`int64_t`. The type of `time_t` is not defined in the C/C++ standards. However
in all(?) implementations, it's either a signed 32-bit or a signed 64-bit
integer. Use a signed 64-bit integer for storing those values in Octave classes.
* other files: Use OCTAVE_TIME_T instead of `time_t`. Don't include <ctime> in
files where it's not needed.
author | Markus Mützel <markus.muetzel@gmx.de> |
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date | Sat, 26 Feb 2022 13:46:48 +0100 |
parents | 796f54d4ddbf |
children | 670a0d878af1 |
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601 else if (is_same_file) | 601 else if (is_same_file) |
602 { | 602 { |
603 // Same file. If it is out of date, then reload it. | 603 // Same file. If it is out of date, then reload it. |
604 | 604 |
605 sys::time ottp = fcn->time_parsed (); | 605 sys::time ottp = fcn->time_parsed (); |
606 time_t tp = ottp.unix_time (); | 606 OCTAVE_TIME_T tp = ottp.unix_time (); |
607 | 607 |
608 fcn->mark_fcn_file_up_to_date (sys::time ()); | 608 fcn->mark_fcn_file_up_to_date (sys::time ()); |
609 | 609 |
610 if (! (Vignore_function_time_stamp == 2 | 610 if (! (Vignore_function_time_stamp == 2 |
611 || (Vignore_function_time_stamp | 611 || (Vignore_function_time_stamp |