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Article #51778Oh, tempora!
From: Michael H. Glenn
Date: Sat, 27 Mar 1993 00:07
Date: Sat, 27 Mar 1993 00:07
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Hi folks: Having a time problem w/DJGPP: Tried... struct tm *today; struct timeval t; gettimeofday(&t,NULL); today = localtime(&t.tv_sec); ...and... struct tm *today; u_long clock; (void) time(&clock); today = localtime(&clock); ...both return an integer value of 2147482596; which equates to Thu Jan 1 12:28:12 1970 (as per ctime()). So something's definitely rotten here. I also noticed the time it gave me was five zones west of my location(???). So we're either not setting things correctly, or something in DJGPP really stinks. Probably the former. How'm I screwing up? Thanx in advance... --------->Mike.
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