XPRMtime
Purpose
Synopsis
void XPRMtime(int *jdn, int *t,int *tz);
Arguments
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jdn
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Returned Julian Day Number
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t
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Returned current time (in milliseconds)
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tz
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Time zone. Possible values are:
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Return value
0 if successful,
1 otherwise.
Further information
1. This function returns the current date as a JDN (number of days since 1/1/1970) and a number of milliseconds since midnight. The JDN may be decoded using the function XPRMjdn2date.
2. The date returned by this function can be converted to a Unix time (type
time_t) using the expression:
jdn*86400+t/1000. Similarly a Windows file time (type
FILETIME) can be obtained using:
((__int64)jdn+134774)*864000000000i64+(__int64)t*10000i64).
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