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From article <8811231738.AA18183@satyr.UUCP>, by satyr!local@APPLE.COM (Local Development):
> I just finished compiling gcc-1.31 on my system!! Yeah!! (Thank you,
> FSF!).
> 
> My system is: Altos 1000 running Unix System 5.3.1b. It's a
> 386 box.
> 
> Examining ho.o and ho.o.orig, the *only* place they differ is character
> 5, which seems to be set to a random value at each compilation (with the
> same compiler!).

Try looking up the COFF file format in your system documentation or in
your header files... 

A few bytes at the beginning of the file change from compilation
to compilation (I think I got bytes 5 & 6 changed on a Sun Roadrunner--
no flames, Sun 386i's DO USE COFF, not BSD a.out files).

Use "cmp -l" to compare your .o files, and it should give you more
information to help you decide which files really differ in important
ways.

--greg
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