On Mon, 18 Sep 2000 11:42:50 -0400, Chris Nandor wrote:
>>But the OS's idea of the epoch is global!
>
>No, it isn't! On Mac OS, I can change my epoch by changing my time zone.
>If it is harcoded into Config.pm, I am fucked.
This is bad. That system is broken. ;-) I guess that it's the same
situation on MS-DOS, since there the hardware clock is usually set to
local time. It could even happen on Win32?!?
This surely was a bad design decision from the hardware guys. Very
shortsighted.
Anyway, I think that on such systems, globaltime() is derived from
localtime(), not the reverse.
--
Bart.
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