#724 Rebuilding (rev. 4769 from trunk) still shows wrongtime("r")

[Rony G. Flatscher]

In https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2802827&group_id=119701&atid=684730 it was assumed that I was using a wrongly built version of ooRexx 4.0. Did create a new version of ooRexx 4.0, but the reported error with time("r") still can be obvserved (cf. output at the end of this posting).

These were the steps I undertook to create the new version:

• did a "svn update"
• changed into "main\trunk"
• removed the previous build-directories "Win32Rel" and "Win32Dbg" to make sure no previously compiled modules are picked up by mistake (doing a "rm -rf"),
• ran "makeorx BOTH PACKAGE"
• installed the resulting debug version "ooRexx400_4769-x86_32-debug.exe"

AFAIK, this should cause a fresh build of all modules and therefore should assure that I get a valid build of ooRexx.

Is there anything I should/could do instead?

Output of "testsleep.rex" on ooRexx 4.0, rev. 4769 from trunk:

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F:\test\o4rx\bugs>testSleep.rex
running the following Rexx interpreter: [REXX-ooRexx_4.0.0(MT) 6.03 2 Jun 2009]
parse source yields: [WindowsNT COMMAND F:\test\o4rx\bugs\testSleep.rex]

1/10 - rexx: sleeping 0 secs)
elapsed time: 0.000 secs

2/10 - rexx: sleeping 1 secs)
elapsed time: 31060.000 secs

3/10 - rexx: sleeping .1 secs)
elapsed time: 94000.000 secs

4/10 - rexx: sleeping .01 secs)
elapsed time: 16000.000 secs

5/10 - rexx: sleeping .001 secs)
elapsed time: 0.000 secs

6/10 - rexx: sleeping .0001 secs)
elapsed time: 0.000 secs

7/10 - rexx: sleeping 1.987654 secs)
elapsed time: 120.000 secs

8/10 - rexx: sleeping 1.001 secs)
elapsed time: 15060.000 secs

9/10 - rexx: sleeping 1.01 secs)
elapsed time: 16060.000 secs

10/10 - rexx: sleeping 1.1 secs)
elapsed time: 109060.000 secs
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[Rick McGuire]

I'm not sure what you might be doing wrong with your system, but this problem does not show up for me using either the beta build or the trunk build. Stop reopening this problem.