Use nanosecond-precision timestamps to compare atimes and mtimes #122
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This breaks cross-platform compatibility; on macOS, there is no |
Add int is_first_timespec_newer(struct timespec first, struct timespec second). Change time_t sorttime to struct timespec sorttimespec. Change getmtime(char *filename) and getctime(char *filename) to accept pointer to struct timespec and fill it from timestamp from stat() output. If stat() failed - fill timespec to 0.0
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Should be fixed by 8b223d6 |
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Add int is_first_timespec_newer(struct timespec first, struct timespec second).
Change time_t sorttime to struct timespec sorttimespec.
Change getmtime(char *filename) and getctime(char *filename) to return
pointer to newly allocated struct timespec (must be passed to free() after use).