On Jun 19 09:02, 1998, George White of 2:440/4 wrote:
G'day George,

FA>>return (double) ((double) time1 - (double) time0));
GW> ...................^^^^^^^^^.........^^^^^^^^......^^
GW> I've just had a look at the Borland 3.1 RTL source, and if you remove
GW> the redundant casts and the brackets marked above, you've got their
Well you know when in doubt, cast everything but main(). :-)  

GW> Bit odd really, as the two compilers I've looked at so far say clock()
GW> measures time from program start.
That's what i've always thought, but i guess it is possible that certain
systems may need the timer to be triggered. 

FA>>program.. if(ran_30_days())
GW> I doubt it :-(. Certainly Borland in BC 3.1 define clock() as 
GW> So unless the program is run continuously for more than 30 days it 
Yes it will. :-) 
ran_30_days() was to be thought of as a function comparing today with the
install date then returning a boolean, if false the nag exits clean.  

 Regards, Frank. Email: fadam{at}sensation.net.au. 

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