[Alex] > Does Python support any systems with 32-bit time_t? Not that I use ;-) But I'm sure there are many - pick some random 32-bit box. The move to 64-bit time_t appears to be relatively recent even on Linux system. I don't know when it happened on Windows, but 32-bit Windows XP boxes definitely use 32 bits (and there are still flags to allow switching back to that).
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