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Some executable file formats have time stamps in them. bflat follows the platform convention that respects this and writes current date/time in the file header
by MStrehovsky 4y ago
Some executable file formats have time stamps in them.
bflat follows the platform convention that respects this and writes current date/time in the file header by default.
It is also a platform convention to offer options to set these to something stable (e.g. `/Brepro` on lld-link, or `--deterministic` for bflat) if one wants stable output.