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From: Chris.Gehlker@p12.f56.n114.z1.fidonet.org (Chris Gehlker)
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Subject: RE: How do you read the Mac's clock in THINK C?
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Date: 8 Dec 90 05:29:44 GMT
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> How do you read the current clock time in THINK C on the Mac?  The method
I've
> been trying NEVER reflects the actual clock time (by calling ctime(NULL))
but
> some value that is apparently due to whatever random settings exist in the
> memory location.
GetTime(&d); where d is a DateTimeRec:
DateTimeRec
> 
> And to help prevent this problem from arising again, can anyone recommend
a
> 
> good book on programming in C specifically on the Mac (and possibly even
> THINK C in particular?
> 
> Thanks... Tom
> 
> 
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> I  William T. "Tom" Bridgman         I wbridgm@hubcap.clemson.edu     I
> I  Department of Physics & Astronomy I                                I
> I  Clemson University                I"Black Holes under Construction.I
> I  Clemson, SC   29634               I       WATCH YOUR STEP!"        I
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