I am reading the FM and I am lost in a sea of environment variables and POSIX and gosh knows what.
If I would like the strftime() format character %z to return -0500 or +0000 or whatever, what do I have to do? I know the system "knows" what time zone it is in, because for a given timeb, localtime() and gmtime() return the proper times. But the %z flag in strftime() returns no characters. The trouble starts in localtime() because it sets tm_isdst to -1. But even if I set tm_isdst to 0 "manually" strftime %z still returns nothing. As a side note, the PG says "The time zone external variables, tzname, timezone, and daylight, declarations remain feature test protected in time.h. Definition of these external variables are only known to the C/C++ run-time library if the z/OS UNIX System Services C/C++ signature CSECT is link edited with your C/C++ application." What the heck is the "signature CSECT" and how the heck do you link it with your application? I found no other references in the docs to "signature CSECT." Thanks, Charles ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@bama.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
