Hi Seb,
Sebastien Lelong wrote:
......... let's check this together: I don't want to compile
a new executable on my Linux, I want to use the one provided by default
in ZIP file, and to users, just to make sure there won't be unexpected
behavior due to my local configuration.
OK. But how to check if the Linux executable in the ZIP file of 06 feb.
is really the right version? The file date of the executables is 06
feb., which is what I would expect. What else is there to check?
So for me, updating a compiler for buildbot really just means copying
the appropriate exec.
You might simply trust Kyle's organisation/habits.
In case of doubt like this you could download older beta versions and
compare contents and check file dates.
Do we agree ?
Yes. But in addition we could persuade Kyle to make sure the opening
message really displays the right compile date (and for beta-versions
maybe also compile time!).
BTW the MD5 checksums of your and my downloads are identical.
Regards, Rob.
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Rob Hamerling, Vianen, NL (http://www.robh.nl/)
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