-If you haven't changed all of those files, just commit the rest in the stated
-order (e.g. cvs commit acconfig.h config.h.in stamp-h.in). The reason for
-the sequence is the RCS Id strings in the edited files -- they change when
-you commit the changes.
+The reason that the commits need to be split up is that the timestamps on the
+files change when the commits are done and the RCS Ids change. If one committed
+all the files in one fell swoop (in the above relative order), timestamps would
+cause unnecessary autoconf regeneration on 'make's after the commit, which would
+waste your time and would cause your local stamp-h.in to be out-of-sync with the
+one checked into CVS (not the end of the world, but...).