How to get the time...
Sorcerer
rmacgreg at cs.strath.ac.uk
Mon Feb 18 20:31:39 AEST 1991
I'm trying to get the time and date using the ctime() function, but I've come
up against a rather large problem... Ctime() expects a long int as an
argument, but the manual doesn't say how or where you get this long int from.
The manual gives:
char *ctime(clock)
long *clock;
ctime() converts a long integer, pointed to by clock, to a
26-character string of the form produced by asctime() . It
first breaks down clock to a struct tm by calling local-
time(), and then calls asctime() to convert that struct tm
to a string.
Which is no help whatsoever.
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