Just writes out the timestamp from EXE header into log file, so we can know what version people are using when they post logs.
Could probably grab version string from the EXE resources instead, but that needs a bunch of Win32 calls to fetch the resources, had some weird issues with that in the past too, EXE header timestamp is probably good enough for now (and would probably be more reliable to find what EXE was being used, instead of the version resource which is the same between JP/US versions...)
Just writes out the timestamp from EXE header into log file, so we can know what version people are using when they post logs.
Could probably grab version string from the EXE resources instead, but that needs a bunch of Win32 calls to fetch the resources, had some weird issues with that in the past too, EXE header timestamp is probably good enough for now (and would probably be more reliable to find what EXE was being used, instead of the version resource which is the same between JP/US versions...)