Mail Archives: opendos/2000/11/08/10:49:35
On Tue, 07 Nov 2000 Mike Vince wrote:
> [...]
> compiler produce output files with date/time in the
> directory 1 hour earlier than the time of the source file.
>
> I have assumed that this is some fault in the Y2k fix
No, definitely not. But you can try out yourself by setting
YEAR2000=OFF in [D]CONFIG.SYS.
I guess, your compiler (or your editor) is somehow aware
(or unaware???) of daylight saving, depending on if edited
files have the same timestamp as the current time or not.
Right now, I don't remember exactly how the Keil 8051
development tools were behaving, but some compilers (and
other software, especially many applications written in C)
check the %TZ% timezone environment variable.
If this variable is defined on your system (maybe due to working
in a network), try to change its value or delete it to see
if this fixes the problem.
Please let us know if this helps...
Matthias
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