Meiko CSTools time functions

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From: cca04 P.J. Mitchell
Date: Thu, 19 Jul 1990 11:17

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I have a small problem. 

I have just started using the C functions time() and ctime() to date stamp
my output and have found that the result from ctime() and localtime() is
always in GMT (same as gmtime()). In the UK this is almost bearable being
only an hour out now and correct in the winter, but elsewhere it must be a
real pain ! Has anyone else had this problem, and do you have a fix for it ?

Thanks in advance.
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