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Instead of leaving it as .z we now take the date of the previous commit and
increment it by a second. The main benefit of doing it this way is that once
committed, the new version does not "jump back" behind .z.
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This should help a bit with long paths on Windows.
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This can be used to work around separate preprocessing bugs in the compiler.
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Fun fact: In a serial build system a dependency cycle leads to an infinite
loop/recursion. In a parallel -- to a deadlock. Still think build systems
are fun?
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While update still uses the old "all update rules update all their
prerequisites" assumption, test and install have been fixed not to
rely on this.
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