On Wed, Aug 13, 2003 at 08:40:54AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I see. Makes sense. Perhaps an #ifdef on the GCC version? I can submit a > patch if you like.
I would rather not. My philosophy is that removing compilers warnings is not worth the cost of adding #ifdef's. #ifdef's are bad because they make the code harder to test. > Either way though, can you explain the syntax? How should it work? Sorry, it's kind of hard to explain. Please ask a local C or C++ expert. > Perhaps you can answer this question: Must the date/time vector match (or > closely match) the true time (be it GMT, whatever)? Or can the date/time > vector just be a free running counter? Can the counter be bounded (i.e. > wrap)? Yes, it can be just a counter. I'm not sure what you mean by the last question, since the time vector is of a fixed size, it must wrap if you use a counter for it.
