🚀 go-pugleaf

Well, it wasn't a windows problem.  Its a problem with
unclear documentation in Borland C++ (and probably every
other C Library reference manual.)

The problem is that gmtime and localtime both return 
pointers to structures that the manual refers to as
static structures that are re-written with each call.
What the manual does NOT say is that gmtime and localtime
both use the SAME static structure.

So:
	gmt = gmtime(&t) ;
	lt  = localtime(&t) ;
	printf (asctime(lt)) ;
	printf (asctime(gmt)) ;

both use the localtime value.


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- Jeff (jaltman@ccmail.sunysb.edu)