On 5/24/24 8:56 PM, Bruno Haible wrote:
> readutmp now needs a module dependency on gettimetoday, right?
Oops, yes. Because readutmp doesn't use boot-time as a dependency,
instead it uses the boot-time-aux.h file.
I've pushed the attached patch.
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Collin Funk wrote:
> I've fixed those in the attached patch and pushed it.
Thanks.
readutmp now needs a module dependency on gettimetoday, right?
Bruno
Hi Bruno,
On 5/24/24 3:50 PM, Bruno Haible wrote:
> - In line 393 the #endif is misindented.
> - The readutmp module is a second user of boot-time-aux.h. It should also
> make a call to get_windows_boot_time_fallback.
Ah, now I see why those functions are in a header file. I've fixed
those in t
Hi Collin,
> I wrote this patch just now. Any thoughts?
- In line 393 the #endif is misindented.
- The readutmp module is a second user of boot-time-aux.h. It should also
make a call to get_windows_boot_time_fallback.
Other than that, it's OK to push.
> I've only tested it with a mingw compil
Hi Bruno,
On 5/24/24 4:44 AM, Bruno Haible wrote:
> The longer the API is available, the better. Gnulib supports
> Windows XP as the minimum. For modules used by Emacs ('boot-time' in
> particular) it should run even on Windows 2000.
>
> Which means that the code needs to fetch a pointer to the p
Hi Bruno,
On 5/24/24 4:44 AM, Bruno Haible wrote:
>> Does the get_windows_boot_time () not work on Native Windows? The
>> Mingw and MSVC actions fail it.
>
> There's apparently a difference between a full installation of
> Windows 10 and the image that they use in the Microsoft Azure cloud.
Ah,
Hi Collin,
> Does the get_windows_boot_time () not work on Native Windows? The
> Mingw and MSVC actions fail it.
There's apparently a difference between a full installation of
Windows 10 and the image that they use in the Microsoft Azure cloud.
> I'm thinking that it could be implemented using G
