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-=> Quoting Goran Eriksson to All <=-
GE> 4 04H | Year | 2
GE> -----------------------
GE> 6 06H | Month | 2
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GE> 8 08H | Day | 2
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GE> 10 0AH | Hour | 2
GE> -----------------------
GE> 12 0CH | Minute | 2
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GE> 14 0EH | Second | 2
Just a small remark: IMHO this looks awful. Why can't this be done
by simply using a single integer UNIX style timestamp? Since most
compiler libraries already have functions to break a UNIX date into
the above format, why not make some use of them?
-=[ Count Zero / TBH - Jussi Hamalainen - email count{at}theblah.org ]=-
... Armageddon clock: 276 days, 10 hours, 9 minutes and 58 seconds
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