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Using CVS compare in Eclipse, how can I avoid ignoring timestamp diffs?

Asked by Phazz in Eclipse, CVS, Linux

Tags: CVS, Eclipse, compare, don't ignore timestamp

Hi experts!  This question is about configuring the CVS plugin of Eclipse (Galileo CDT version).

The action "compare with latest from HEAD"  ignores timestamp differences. But I want timestamp diffs  to show up as differences. Of course two files can be identical but have different modification times (e.g. "touch file" in linux).

Closely related, when doing for example "replace with latest from head", I want locally "touched" files to be "reset" to be completely identical with the original one from the repository, INCLUDING the time stamp.

In the Eclipse CVS log console I see somthing like the following after doing the "replace with latest from HEAD":
***
cvs update -C -l -d -P "/mypath/myfile.C"
    U mypath/myfile.C
ok (took 0:00.040)
***

Perhaps the CVS options could be adjusted to do what I want, but how can that be done in Eclipse?

Thanks in advance!

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