Hacker <Roger.Williams@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > GCC inserts a timestamp in the executables it creates. Is there a way to > turn off this feature? We want our executables to have the same exact cksum > from make to make. gcc does not insert a timestamp. Unless you explicitly use the preprocessor macro __TIMESTAMP__ in some way that affects the source code. I would guess that your assembler is inserting the timestamp when it creates the object file. It's hard to say for sure since you didn't mention which operating system you are using. Ian
