Conversion of Time Format

[das13!dave]

In article <Mar.1.10.04.23.1990.25814 at paul.rutgers.edu>, dyu at paul.rutgers.edu (Delong Yu) writes:
> 
> As you know, unix usee a long int to represent time(seconds from Jan
> 1, 1970) and there are some functions to convert this format to
> English-like format.  But how to do the reverse conversion, anyone
> know some library function on AT&T SYSTEM V/386 or has any ideea how
> to do it?

I had to write the functions that you describe for a project I was working on.
No one owns the rights to these functions, so if you want them just ask.
Please keep in mind that these functions are accurate to the year 2452, after
that they mess up.

DAS
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