> this would be expected due to the pull which sets the mtimes of
> new files to be older than the .8s. try "mk clean" before proceeding.
i should explain that type signatures are 32-bit
signatures in .$O files that define the type of
external symbols. the c compiler sets the type
signature to zero unless the -T flag is given.
if both signatures are not zero, the linker
checks to see that they match.
thus if you try to link a.c with decl
extern int fu;
with b.c
long fu
it will work perfectly if the -T flag is not
given (since there is a deep assumption
in plan 9 that int == long). but i the
-T flag is given, it will fail with a type
signature error.
- erik
----
minooka; cat a.c
long fu;
minooka; cat b.c
#include <u.h>
#include <libc.h>
extern int fu;
void
main(void)
{
print("%d\n", fu);
}
minooka; 8c a.c && 8c b.c && 8l a.8 b.8 && 8.out
0
minooka; 8c -T a.c && 8c b.c && 8l a.8 b.8 && 8.out
0
minooka; 8c a.c && 8c -T b.c && 8l a.8 b.8 && 8.out
0
minooka; 8c -T a.c && 8c -T b.c && 8l a.8 b.8 && 8.out
main: incompatible type signatures 5ef20f47(a.8) and 4151d5bd(b.8) for
fu
