Add an Auto-Incrementing Build-Number to Your Build Process

  2008-07-09 08:00:02
When building software it's often useful to give each iteration of your build process a unique number. Many IDEs and RAD tools do this for you automatically. If yours doesn't and you're using a make file to build your code you can add an auto-incrementing build number to your project with a few simple changes to your make file. 
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