Stanislav Frolov <frolosof...@gmail.com> writes: >>What is the value of localtime() and gmtime() in your >>system? > > localtime(0): > tm_sec 0 > tm_min 0 > tm_hour 3 > tm_mday 1 > tm_mon 0 > tm_year 70 > tm_wday 4 > tm_yday 0 > tm_stdst 0 > > gmtime(0): > tm_sec 0 > tm_min 0 > tm_hour 0 > tm_mday 1 > tm_mon 0 > tm_year 70 > tm_wday 4 > tm_yday 0 > tm_stdst 0 > > Looks like localtime returns 3 hours instead of 4. > And datetimes for current time_t: > > localtime(NOW): > tm_sec 46 > tm_min 15 > tm_hour 9 > tm_mday 3 > tm_mon 7 > tm_year 112 > tm_wday 5 > tm_yday 215 > tm_stdst 0 > > gmtime(NOW): > tm_sec 46 > tm_min 15 > tm_hour 5 > tm_mday 3 > tm_mon 7 > tm_year 112 > tm_wday 5 > tm_yday 215 > > tm_stdst 0 > > Difference between gmtime and localtime is 4 hours. Bug? Feature? Well, the difference between 1 January 1970 GMT and 1 January 1970 MSK is 3 hours.
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