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Why is time_t not unsignedWhy is time_t not unsignedPosted Sep 13, 2006 16:29 UTC (Wed) by rvfh (subscriber, #31018)In reply to: Time representation by rvfh Parent article: What you should (and shouldn't) expect from 64-bit Linux (Linux.com)
I found an answer to my own question, in case anybody is interested... If you start a system with time = 0 and local time is GMT-something (any place west of Greenwich: Brasilia (GMT-3), New York (Eastern time), ...), then you get time before 1 January 1970. Well, you don't if time_t is unsigned! You get time in 2107 instead :-(
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