Fix mac dev build #26
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mac stat command is different from one in linux https://ss64.com/osx/stat.html
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I forgot to check the existing PRs before writing my own and just realized that this PR is the subset of #17. I can confirm that the mac command seems fine, although |
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Description
OS X uses a different
statcommand. From what I can tell,stat -f %m $fileshould be the equivalent tostat -c %Y $file. This PR detects the OS, and choose which stat command to use.Keep in mind that I only tested it on the mac. There shouldn't be any side effects in linux, but I haven't tested it.
man OS X stat
man linux stat
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