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In a message on Saturday 10-02-15 Maurice Kinal said to Holger Granholm:

Good morning Maurice,

MK> ......  time.h doesn't stand still for no man.  :::snicker:::

No it doesn't ;o(

MK> In my particular case I am using glibc-2.22 for libs and headers
MK> which is as up to date as it can be at this writing.
MK> .....
MK> even Python has a strftime function built into it to assist the
MK> bogoLinux types such as the Debian crowd.  :::evil grin:::

Well it doesn't help my efforts, since I don't have the source code.

 HG> To my knowledge only Sweden and Denmark use yyyy-mm-dd.

MK> Nope.  It is a universally acceptable format especially when %T and
MK> %z are tacked onto it.

Yes I know it's an internationally acceptable format, but still most
countries I know use the "old" format of dd/mm/yyyy with various chrs
between the numbers. Even Australia seems to stay with the old format.


Have a nice day,

Holger

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