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Hallo Jussi, Am 06 Apr 99 um 19:04 schrieb Jussi Hamalainen an Paul Walker: PW>> Besides, don't forget Unix's own "Y2K" comes in 2038 sometime. ;-) JH> That is easy to fix. We just change the time_t type from a 32bit JH> unsigned integer to a 64bit unsigned integer and recompile the JH> software. That's all there is to it. :) you don't do *that* on 2038, you just verify that all definitions and usages of time_t are unsigned. And then recompile and check that everyone uses only the freshly compiled programs. Unix's armaggeddon comes in 2106, wenn unsigned 32 bit overflows. You think of the problem when there is a 31 bit overflow due to time_t being defined signed by some compiler/library writers. Tschau...Thomas --- GED386 3.0.1* Origin: Die TeX-Box: +49-6036-980114 V.34/X.75 24h (2:2461/332.42) SEEN-BY: 201/0 100 200 209 300 400 407 411 505 600 203/600 204/450 700 205/0 SEEN-BY: 206/0 270/101 490/21 633/267 270 @PATH: 2461/332 300 244/1634 1200 1500 396/1 270/101 201/505 633/267 |
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