One domain where this happens is project planning back from a fixed end date.
The most well-known of these would be rocket launches: “T minus 10 seconds” is
exactly a negative time interval from an end date.
That being said, it’s a fairly uncommon use case and I wouldn’t change the API
to suppo
Wow, the swift build is a success. Though there are a few warnings at the
end. I guess the issue was with cached values in the build directory.
But, in the next step to build xctest using "/utils/build-script --preset
corelibs-xctest", the build fails. The build error log is given below.
Hi Brian Croom,
Thanks for the quick response. I deleted the entire build directory now.
Initiated a new build. Fingers crossed...
Will update the status as soon as the build finishes.
On Tue, Jun 21, 2016 at 12:31 PM, Brian Croom
wrote:
> Hmm, have you tried deleting your `build/swift-macosx-
Hi Brian Gesiak,
Yep, I checked out the latest cod using 'utils/update-checkout' and
xcode-select --print-path points to the XCode 8 beta.
On Tue, Jun 21, 2016 at 12:31 PM, Brian Gesiak wrote:
> Madhu,
>
> In addition the checking out the latest code in apple/swift, please run
> `utils/update-c
Madhu,
In addition the checking out the latest code in apple/swift, please run
`utils/update-checkout`, in order to update the other repositories Swift
depends upon.
I haven't been able to build OS X since Xcode 8 beta was required for the
build, so I'm not sure about your specific error, unfort
Hmm, have you tried deleting your `build/swift-macosx-x86_64/` directory? I
wonder if cached CMake values could cause that issue.
(By the way, I can confirm that getting the build going for the first time
is the most challenging! I hope we can get things going for you soon.)
2016-06-20 22:22 GMT-
So after spending almost a week trying to build swift and core libraries
(mainly xctest) during the end of May un-successfully, I made up my mind to
give another attempt today.
I checkout the latest code from swift repo. Since the xctest documentation
says, "Confirm you're able to build the Swift
Hi Dave,
We had some extensive discussion about this ourselves, but we couldn’t come up
with a compelling use case for a negative time interval. Can you describe how
you wanted to use it?
- Tony
> On Jun 17, 2016, at 2:01 PM, Dave Lyon via swift-corelibs-dev
> wrote:
>
> In attempting to us
In attempting to use the new DateInterval value type to improve some
existing code, I ran in to an issue where DateIntervals cannot be "reverse"
intervals, which is contrary to how TimeInterval works, and somewhat
confusing.
I would propose that the DateInterval value type should be able to be
pro
