Customizing location of Workshop generated build files

Hi,
When I perform a build from Workshop on Windows 2000, the temp build files are
created in
a dir somewhere deep in the Documents and Settings folder.
How do you customize Workshop to create build files in a different location ?
Thanks in advance
-Anil

Are you sure those differences are just timestamps?
As someone on comp.unix.programmer mentioned, those hex values map to chars,
0x4C == 'L'
0x5A == 'Z'
0x44 == 'D'
0x6A == 'j'
Which looks to me possibly like C++ name-mangling. Are you sure the function signatures didn't change between compiles? You could check:
%nm try14.o > symbols14.txt
%nm try15.o > symbols15.txt
%diff symbols14.txt symbols15.txt
What is the source of your requirement to compare binaries?
Josh Walker

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