utime.h defines a utime_t class with a gmtime() method, and also calls the library function gmtime_r().
mingw implements gmtime_r() as a macro in pthread.h that in turn calls gmtime(), and gcc bails because it gets confused about which is being called:
utime.h: In member function 'utime_t utime_t::round_to_minute()':
utime.h:113:5: error: no matching function for call to 'utime_t::gmtime(time_t*)'
utime.h:113:5: note: candidate is:
utime.h:146:12: note: std::ostream& utime_t::gmtime(std::ostream&) const
utime.h:146:12: note: no known conversion for argument 1 from 'time_t* {aka long long int*}' to 'std::ostream& {aka std::basic_ostream<char>&}'
Same for asctime and localtime. I can work around it by creating a static method that in turn calls ::gmtime() etc, but I'm not sure that's the best way to do it.
There's a bunch of other build errors in there too so it may be a lost cause...
James
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