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On 01-24-95 MARC WEINMANN wrote to ALL...
MW> Hello, I'm trying to do some simple simple programs in C/C++. All I'm
MW> trying to make the program do is read the system's date from the bios,
MW> and print it to the screen. Thats it. I tried using a dos function
MW> call the time from the bios..and my little program causes a dos raise
MW> exception. Is there a special function I must use..or is there
MW> something I should watch for when trying to write a program to run in
MW> dos penalty box?
Use ANSI time() etc. Unix (ANSI) time is number of second from 1970.
ctime() convert it to a string.
Aloha, Keiichi :-)
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