Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-...

Stephan Bergmann <sbergman -AT- redhat.com>
Thu, 28 Mar 2013 13:01:52 +0100

On 03/27/2013 04:24 PM, Thorsten Behrens wrote:

Christian Lohmaier wrote:

So is this the "official start" of the end for PPC support?


well - I guess this is unavoidable in the end, and one commit has to
be the first one breaking 10.5 support. At any rate, we had earlier
decided not to veto changes that would subsequently break old Mac
platform support, therefore I approved the patch.

But your MacOSX-Intel_3-OSX_10.6.0-gcc_4.0.1 tinderbox keeps doingmaster builds that fail with "touch: illegal option -- h" now. (Becauseof implicitly building against 10.4 SDK; or does even 10.6 touch notsupport -h?) Can you get that addressed please?


Stephan

Context

[PATCH] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Norbert Thiebaud (via Code Review)
- [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Thorsten Behrens (via Code Review)
  - Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Christian Lohmaier
    - Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Norbert Thiebaud
    - Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Thorsten Behrens
      - Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Stephan Bergmann
        
        Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Thorsten Behrens

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