Ola Nilsson
Ola Nilsson
I can see how that would work if I control which crates I want to use. But I'm not designing these projects from scratch, I'm trying to build existing projects...
Will this be part of the 0.3 release? I see a lot of talk about the same problem on musl.
I understand your concern. But won't that be just as big a problem if the library has been built with the 64-bit flags set even if that is not the...
Wouldn't using a `time64` module require source code changes to all users of the `libc` crate? Is there any way we can use a configuration option to the libc crate...
@kanavin, switching musl to 64bit time_t is part of #1848 (PR #3068) and is also mentioned in #3248 .
I'll have a look at that later. I'm working on rebasing the PR right now.
I do, and I'm working on rebasing and cleaning up my PR as we speak.
@safinaskar the PR has been updated and is ready for review.
The compiled GNU libc library always support both 32bit and 64bit time APIs and ABI. A C program that is built with the proper preprocessing options will use 64bit types...
glibc is probably unique in supporting both variants. Eventually we will be in the situation that some versions of some distros on some archs use 64 bit time_t while the...