I want g++ to produce an identical binary when given the same source. If I don't use __DATE__ or __TIME__, I believe this will happen with one exception. Certain symbols get a randomly created component in their names which I can eliminate using an option like -frandom-seed=0.
However, the man page wasn't clear as to why this option was needed and made
me a little nervous anout using it. Can someone give me a test case where
using -frandom-seed will break things?
Thanks,
Michael
