Why can that even happen ? What makes a difference between touch creating a file and xpidl creating a file ? Why doesn't the latter have a timestamp greater than the former ? *This* sounds fishy. Having to wait there would still be a work around, not resolving the real problem at hand.
The timestamp in touch is caused by futimes() syscall, the timestamp in other cases is caused by write() syscall.
Yes, you are right, the problem is yet deeper :-(. Dropping "WRAP_SYSTEM_INCLUDES= VISIBILITY_FLAGS=-fvisibility=hidden" from debian/rules and adding "hunspell.hxx" into config/system-headers sufficiently workarounds the problem for us in a mean time. Thanks for your patience. Petr -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
