I don’t have problems with clock skew (or at least I never encountered any problem with it until today). The problem I was referring to in this statement is when I modify a class A, to add for example a method to it, and then reference this new method in another file B, when I build for the first time, I won’t have any problem. Although, if after this build I modify the B file, the next build will result in an error stating that the A method does not exist. If the A class has been modified after the files referencing the new methods it contains everything works correctly, but not vice versa.
Lorris > On 26 Feb 2024, at 22:22, Magnus Ihse Bursie <magnus.ihse.bur...@oracle.com> > wrote: > > On 2024-02-26 14:40, Lorris wrote: > >> (it seems to depend on the date of the last edited file) > Just checking: do you have a problem with clock skew on your machine, or are > you using some tools that modify time stamps on modified files? The make > machinery depends on the fact that edited files should have a newer > timestamp. If this does not work properly, dependency tracking will fail. > > /Magnus >
