Musl versions before v1.2.0 (up to v1.1.24) had different
definitions for time_t for 32 bits.
This was changed to always be 64 bits in v1.2.0:
https://musl.libc.org/time64.html
This change was only for 32 bits system and
didn't affect 64 bits systems
To check previous definitions, grep for time_t in arch/,
and the result should be (in v1.1.24):
// arch/riscv64/bits/alltypes.h.in:20:TYPEDEF long time_t;// arch/s390x/bits/alltypes.h.in:17:TYPEDEF long time_t;// arch/sh/bits/alltypes.h.in:21:TYPEDEF long time_t;
In order to be compatible with old versions of Musl,
one can recompile druntime with CRuntime_Musl_Pre_Time64.
Musl versions before v1.2.0 (up to v1.1.24) had different definitions for time_t for 32 bits. This was changed to always be 64 bits in v1.2.0: https://musl.libc.org/time64.html
This change was only for 32 bits system and didn't affect 64 bits systems
To check previous definitions, grep for time_t in arch/, and the result should be (in v1.1.24):
In order to be compatible with old versions of Musl, one can recompile druntime with CRuntime_Musl_Pre_Time64.