- From: Ostroff, Jack H <jack_h_ostroff@groton.pfizer.com>
- Date: Thu, 2 Sep 1999 09:09:55 -0400
- To: "'Olivier Lefevre'" <olivier.lefevre@wdr.com>, www-amaya@w3.org
[emailed to original poster and to list] Olivier Lefevre [SMTP:olivier.lefevre@wdr.com] wrote > 2/ The "gmake" command stops before finishing, even though there is > no error; it has to be restarted. There are also lots of messages > about this or that file having "modification time in the future", > which, taken at face value, is ridiculous. > I'll leave the other questions to the Amaya team. This problem has nothing to do with Amaya, but with your computer. Are any of the files you are compiling on an NFS mount? If so, then the clock of your machine (where gmake is running) is out of synch with the clock on the NFS server (which put the timestamp on the files). If it is complaining about a file you just edited, you can "touch" the file - which should timestamp it with your clock, instead of the NFS server's clock. Jack Ostroff jack_h_ostroff@groton.pfizer.com
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