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Subject: | Timestamps -- finally figured it out |
From: | n6tv@vnet.IBM.COM (Robert A. Wilson) |
Date: | Mon, 28 Feb 94 11:47:49 PST |
After further investigation, the timestamps (time_t values) in CT version 8 .bin files (including those created with the 7to8.EXE conversion program), always seem to be exactly 7 hours ahead of GMT, so if you just subtract 25200 seconds (7*60*60) from the time_t value you will get the correct Zulu time. Using localtime() to do the conversion can work with some compilers, but you have to keep the compiler from making Daylight Savings Time adjustments. Sorry for all the confusion. 73, Bob, N6TV |
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