Hi Noel,
On Thu, 2012-03-08 at 11:11 +0200, Noel Grandin wrote:
yeah, I'm working on the version from the dev-tools/make-3.82-gbuild
repository
Nice :-)
properly beside the 'call touch as an inline' thing does not need to
be windows specific.
I've coded 2 variants, one general purpose and one specific to windows.
Because
(a) on Windows, I can implement "touch" using exactly one system call,
Heh - systemcalls are ~free compared to forking I think - as Norbert
says I think you may end up with path problems.
(b) and because it's practice for some of the other optimisations I'd
like to do :-)
Fun :-)
True, which is why I coded the general purpose variant (largely borrowed
from GNU touch)
Incidentally, there is a remake.c (touch_file) method there already, I
guess if we split the innards of that out and re-used them then we'd at
least have this working for all the super-odd operating systems that
make supports: AIX, Amiga etc. ;-) prolly more likely to go up-stream
like that.
I'm encouraged by Tor's 'file' find as well I guess.
All the best,
Michael.
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