by Alan McK » Fri, 17 Nov 1995 04:00:00
Must run on Solaris 2.3 and 2.4.
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-Alan
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by Tony Curt » Fri, 17 Nov 1995 04:00:00
Alan> I want a simple C routine that will return a string
Alan> containing the current date and time. Sure, I could
Alan> write it myself, but if someone already has one, so
Alan> much the better.
% man -k date
ctime, asctime, dysize, gmtime, localtime, strftime,
strptime, timegm, timelocal,
tzset, tzsetwall (3V) - convert date and time
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hope that helps
tony
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Hi,
I hope i can drop my question about Linux shell programming here?
I'm writing a script in bash to find files. I'm using the slocate
programm, which is being runned every hour using a cron job, to create
it's database.
Now i want to know how long it is ago that the database has been
recreated. Zo i need to check the date and time from that file and
compare it with the current date and time. I know there must be easy to
do but i can't find the trick to do it.
Maikel van Gorkom
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