Turn on the first real use of Qt, replacing the creation_time in our waypoints
authorrobertlipe <robertlipe@gmail.com>
Sun, 27 Jan 2013 22:12:25 +0000 (22:12 +0000)
committerrobertlipe <robertlipe@gmail.com>
Sun, 27 Jan 2013 22:12:25 +0000 (22:12 +0000)
commit8b8c3f3a9563c4e417dd0a29fe117b59d3fa33f5
tree0f77db62712f7066bc98860166aab0b8c4a75122
parentf6eb2b3f8770ba0d9914b26343fee00a40b69a72
Turn on the first real use of Qt, replacing the creation_time in our waypoints
with a QDateTime which will (eventually) give us coherent times before 1970
and with decent sub-secont support.   This patch itself doesn't really give
us that, but it lays important steps.

Right now, it's conditionally compiled under NEWTIME, but I don't expect that
to last very long.  We'll move to *requiring* Qt very quickly; this is a prop
for ease of development right now.
gpsbabel/Makefile.in
gpsbabel/configure
gpsbabel/configure.in
gpsbabel/defs.h
gpsbabel/navilink.cc
gpsbabel/xmlgeneric.h