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Article #43846Re: Bug In Microsoft C 5.1 asctime function?
From: Brett G. Person
Date: Sat, 10 Mar 1990 04:12
Date: Sat, 10 Mar 1990 04:12
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The problem appears to be an int overflow. This would appear to be a limitation of the machine rather than the compiler. Just guessing though. -- Brett G. Person North Dakota State University uunet!plains!person | person@plains.bitnet | person@plains.nodak.edu
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