On 1/17/2010 4:12 PM, eckinator wrote:
2010/1/17 P. J. Alling<[email protected]>:
That should be 2038 not 58, but then I've been taking typing lessons from
Brooksey.
remember, only a dead bug is a good bug - are these too real for me to
have heard of?
Thirty two bit overflow on dates stored as seconds from 1900 (signed),
and 1970 (unsighed) in UNIX and DOS/Windows I expect that they'll be
fixed when dates are stored in 64 bit integers. Properly done the fix
should just fall out of the code on a recompile. But if something isn't
recompiled or some really clever programmers took advantage of a side
effect in a standard library... There could be other critical failures.
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