Newsportal USENET - Re: [OT] Time flies...

Sujet : Re: [OT] Time flies...
De : news (at) *nospam* cct-net.co.uk (Chris Townley)
Groupes : comp.os.vms
Date : 10. Jan 2025, 12:36:42

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On 10/01/2025 02:00, Johnny Billquist wrote:

I can definitely see that for C code using C functions. Also, wasn't there some issue with C code in some runtime environment under VMS where times were expressed as delta times which hit a problem at 10000 days?
But apart from things centered around C one way or another, I can't see that VMS would care.
Johnny

DEC Basic by default had dates stored in a signed work as year since 1970, plus Julian day. Hence the would have broken at the start of 2003
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Chris

Date	Sujet	#	Auteur
2 Jan 25	[OT] Time flies...	8	Simon Clubley
8 Jan 25	Re: [OT] Time flies...	7	Johnny Billquist
8 Jan 25	Re: [OT] Time flies...	1	Arne Vajhøj
9 Jan 25	Re: [OT] Time flies...	5	Stephen Hoffman
10 Jan 25	Re: [OT] Time flies...	4	Johnny Billquist
10 Jan 25	Re: [OT] Time flies...	1	Arne Vajhøj
10 Jan 25	Re: [OT] Time flies...	1	Chris Townley
10 Jan 25	Re: [OT] Time flies...	1	Stephen Hoffman