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It's officially a Windows porting month. Now that I'm half way through it
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and with the last week of the month going to be a vacation, this makes
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sense.
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Today, finished up dealing with the timezone/timestamp issues on Windows.
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This got stranger and stranger the closer I looked at it. After a timestamp
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change, a program that was already running will see one timestamp, while a
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program that is started after the change will see another one! My approach
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works pretty much no matter how Windows goes insane though, and always
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recovers a true timestamp. Yay.
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Also fixed a regression test failure on Windows, which turned out to be
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rooted in a bug in the command queue runner, which neglected to pass
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along environment overrides on Windows.
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Then I spent 5 hours tracking down a tricky
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test suite failure on Windows, which turned out to also
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affect FAT and be a recent reversion that has as it's
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root cause a [fun bug in git itself](http://marc.info/?l=git&m=140262402204212&w=2).
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Put in a not very good workaround. Thank goodness for test suites!
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Also got the arm autobuilder unstuck. Release tomorrow.
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