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Hi,
I have two files (eCos libs) that i have built one after the other with the exact same source. I then issue a powerpc-eabi-objcopy --strip-all on the files and compare them with a hex editor. The strange thing is that i get a lot of differences in the files. However, the differences are at the exact same place in the files and they are some kind of rolling number. In one file i have "36 36"hex and in the other file at the same place i have "38 34"hex. This kind of differences occurs on at least 100 places on the file. When i scroll down along the differences then they increase with one number at the time so the first file goes from "36 36" to "36 37". The same thing happens with the second file which goes from "38 34" to "38 35".
Any ideas what this is? Why cant i build the exact same binary twice?
Regards, Daniel Lidsten
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