[Alpine-info] timestamps in "Journal"?

[Eduardo Chappa]

On Fri, 13 May 2022, Georg Fuellen wrote:


>> Dear Georg,

>>

>>  I think that your version of Alpine was not compiled with debug on. 

>> Does this explain what you are observing?

>

> Thanks, that's a good explanation, and I assume there's nothing I can do 

> in the acute case that I'd like to know what I did when, in my current 

> alpine session? In general, are there notable disadvanges when alpine is 

> compiled with debug on? (I assume it's a bit slower, but that's it?)


Dear Georg,

   I do not know what could be done to see those timestamps given your 
constraints. I see you are using an old version of Alpine. In current 
versions of Alpine, when you compile Alpine the configure option 
--disable-debug only disables the binary debug (the one gdb uses) but does 
not disable the alpine debug (the one you get with the -d command line 
option) or the debug journal (the one you get by pressing J from the Main 
Screen.)

   I hope this helps you understand the situation when you upgrade your 
Alpine some day.

   Thank you.

-- 
Eduardo