ZZ>
  > I have been writing a small utility for OS/2 BBS's, when I
  > discovered a bug in the compiler.
  >
  > When calling the standard C function LocalTime, I have
  > noticed that the structure field StuctName->tm_mon contains
  > a value one less than the correct month.
  >
  > Has anybody else seen this?  Am I lossing my marbles?
ZZ>

  You are losing your marbles.

  There is no Standard C function LocalTime.

  I'd say that you were talking about an implementation specific
  function, were it not that I know that no such function exists in
  CSet++.

  With reference to the Standard C function declared in  as

       struct tm * localtime ( const time_t * ) ;

  a little bit of RTFM will show you that the tm_mon member of struct
  tm, as specified by the ISO standard, contains the number of months
  since January, i.e. a number in the range 0 to 11.

  > JdeBP <
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