Thanks for the thoughts about filtering the C++ files to strip out the
timestamps. The problem there is that this would kill much of the
functionality of the CASE tool, which uses the time stamp to tell whether
it needs to reverse engineer changes in the source code. It's trying to
keep a data
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>Here are some ideas:
>1) Add rules to your makefile to postprocess the tool output and remove the
>timestamps before CVS sees them.
>2) I've never tried this, but perhaps cvswrappers can remove the timestamps
>for you. Even if this works, I bet "cvs -n
Here are some ideas:
1) Add rules to your makefile to postprocess the tool output and remove the
timestamps before CVS sees them.
2) I've never tried this, but perhaps cvswrappers can remove the timestamps
for you. Even if this works, I bet "cvs -n up" would still report lots of
spurious modified
