-=> Quoting Jan Wagemakers to Tom Torfs <=-
 JW>               time_t time(time_t *t);
 JW>               If t is non null, the return value is also stored
 JW> in  the
 JW>               memory pointed to by t.
 JW> So, the following works perfect :-)
 JW> /* (tijd.s)
 JW>         .globl main
 JW> main:
 JW>         pushl $0
 JW>         call time
 JW>         addl $4,%esp
 JW> But still I don't understand :-( why it doesn't work when I do
 JW> something like :
 JW>         pushl $currenttime
I don't know AT&T syntax but aren't you pushing a value here?
You have to push a pointer, ie, the address of the memory-location containing 
the time-structure.
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|_)anny, LIVR!
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