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Hilco Wijbenga skrev 2011-08-22 22.10:
> [...] I just wish there was at least an option to
> keep the timestamp (and possibly other such things). Even Subversion
> can do that... ;-) After all, not everybody uses C&  make.
>
What tools do you use that need the benefits from retaining timestamps? 
The only
one I can think of is clearmake, but then that tool goes with another 
SCM. Eclipse,
for example, will be just as confused by timestamps that travel 
backwards in time, as
make is.

-- robin