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So, I was pulling a list of file paths from my tree with "find . | sed -n -e '/.c/ p' -e '/.h/ p'", and I found a file in my tree root called .tm_project.cache.
I'm sure it's from some tool I tried at some point, but I can't, for the life of me, think of what. I tried looking in the file to see if I could find a clue
as to where in the hell it's from, but it was empty. lol Searching google for .tm_project.cache' just pulls up repositories of a million other projects
with the file in their tree root. Also, I use Subversion for version control, and I've determined the file is not related with that. So, yea, out of curiosity,
does anyone know what made that file?

Are you sure it has nothing to do with subversion or CVS? Maybe it's just blank if you haven't made changes since the last commit. I don't use subversion, but on git, there are multiple files in the .git directory that are sometimes blank.

What, if any, IDE do you use?

.tm* files are usually associated with the TextMate editor. Are you using Mac OS X and TextMate, and TextMate's project feature?

Sorry about the slow response time on my part, and thank you for your replies. My "IDE" is VIM and gmake,
and SVN allowed me to do an svn delete on it and hasn't regenerated it over a couple revisions now, so I'm
fairly certain that's not it.. I hadn't heard of textmate until now, although thank you for the mention, that
looks like it might be nice once I get my OS X system back up.