[Xastir] New compile not recognized

[Rick Green]

since I ws playing with xastir this morning, I also decided to recompile 
the copy on my office desktop, in an attempt to implement map cacheing.
that copy was built from a v1.9.5 snapshot last October, and I didn't 
update the source today.  I simply read README.MAPS, and learned that the 
map cache used facilities of the Berkeley DB package.  I checked my 
system, and found that I had libdb-4.6 installed, but no headers, so I 
installed libdb-4.6-dev, ran ./configure, and finally I got a 'Yes' for 
map cacheing!  make;sudo make install and launch xastir, then bring up the 
'help/about' dialog.  map_cacheing is listed after Libraries used:, but to 
my surprise, it still shows 'Compiled: Thurs, Oct 16 09:21:12 2008 PDT'

I killed xastir, and re-launched it using the full pathname, just in case 
it had somehow installed in a different location, and I was still picking 
up the old one, but I got the same old compile date...

So where is this compile date being picked up, and what does it take to 
make it accurate?

-- 
Rick Green

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