Oh no - another research project.
George
Georges-Henry Portefait wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I thought the problem was the coding on
> dates in C.
> Since the "zero" date in C is January 1
> 1970 00:00 .
>
> and if you add 16 bits to this it is
> something around
> 2035 in the middle of the night in GMT
> time.
>
> Is this "bogus date" will be our next
> topic for 30 or so years :)
>
> Best regards to all
>
> GH portefait
>
> George Toft wrote:
>
> >
> > This is all based on 2^32 seconds from 1900, which is
> > 2036.195,
> > or March 10th, 2036 (plus or minus a couple days). I'll be
> > in
> > my rocking chair with my 128-bit 25 gigaflops antique by
> > then.
>
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