date objects in C++

by Leo Cambilargi » Wed, 31 Mar 1999 04:00:00

I've read though the info files for libc and libg++ and the information on
using the date objects is to vague for me to implement. I would like
BROKENTIME formated objects so I can use the date and time.

How to you get the date (is it tm) object initialized and functional? Can
someone send me some sample code with the date and time printed?

Thanks

LCamBilARgiu

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