Re: time_t
- From: Ulrich Eckhardt <eckhardt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2006 13:48:05 +0200
Mario Ruiz wrote:
I want to know if the use of 'time_t' is deprecated and now the main type
for times y 'FILETIME'.
I ask this because I´ve been using 'time_t' type in Windows NT programming
and now I am programing in CE and I can't find funtions to manage 'time_t'
and 'tm' types.
The fundamental API on all Windows systems is the win32 API, which includes
FILETIME. Even on the desktop versions, the standard C library
functionality (including things like time_t and tm) is implemented in terms
of the win32 API, but on CE, which is aimed at embedded devices, these are
only included partially (to save space or for better vendor lock-in,
depending on who you ask or how paranoid/realistic you are).
Uli
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