[ptxdist] Why are the __DATE__ and __TIME__ fixed in the OSELAS Toolchain or PTXDist ?

[Mircea Ciocan <m.ciocan@ppc-ag.de>]

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Hello everybody,

I have a rather strange question:

In one of my programs, to differentiate during testing in between 
different compilation of the same program, I'm using a poor's man 
serialization based on the __DATE__ and __TIME__ macros (or whatever 
they are nowadays).

Unfortunately I've always get a constant value: "Mar  1 2021-00:00:00" 
when I compile it with PTXDist and OSELAS toolchain and I was wondering 
where it comes from (this happens with the last three versions of the 
OSELAS toolchain)? This is for aarch64, the same program compiled with 
Ubuntu distribution gcc gives expected results.

Could somebody shad some light why is that and eventually on how to 
disable this really undesired behavior ?

Thanks and best regards,

Mircea










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