Convert struct stat to stat64_post2038 where mtime is used. #123
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This change includes handling AR Epoch 1 internal timestamp writing on touch and replacing lstat with stat in remake, which is safe in Guardian because there are no links in Guardian. The manual has also been updated. Fixes: #96 Signed-off-by: Randall S. Becker <randall.becker@nexbridge.ca>
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This change includes handling AR Epoch 1 internal timestamp writing on touch and replacing lstat with stat in remake, which is safe in Guardian because there are no links in Guardian. The manual has also been updated.
To keep the linker happy, the replacement stat() method signature uses (struct stat *) as a 32-bit, but the GMake code passes in the 64-bit form and casts. Otherwise the replacement would be difficult.
Fixes: #96