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by TonyTrapp
776 days ago
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> but in general time_t is commonly an int32 type - doesn't matter what OS it compiles on Maybe 20 years ago, but these days you cannot make such a generalization. For example, VC++ uses a 64-bit time_t even in 32-bit builds unless you explicitly define _USE_32BIT_TIME_T. on 64-bit builds, a 32-bit time_t would be an illegal configuration that won't even build. |
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