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Some of these features use a datastructure for temporal use that contains the following elements: Summertime flagg. Timezone. The following function describes this tm_struct function. Returns the current number of seconds since the age. This period refers to 00:00:00:00 CUT (Coordinated Universal Time) 1 January 1970.

On Monday, February 17, 1997 at 07:15:06 CUT, for example, the value 856163706 was given back by period. Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, streettime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, streettime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, streettime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, streettime, fieldtime, times. Returns the current date and hour as a consecutive daily number (see data record). Fractions, REM (now, 1), correspond to the current times.

Also refer to: Watch, date, date display. Converts a value passed from timestamp (or another non-negative integer) to locale timestamp and returns a character of the same format as asctime. You can use the functions to set the duration of the event (time) and climb (localtime). See also: Ascent times, elapsed times, arrival times, arrival times.

For a value reverted by current elapsed times, or any non-negative integers, give back a CUT ( Coordinated Universal Time) equivalent temporal pattern. Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, date Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, date, data Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, date Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, date, data Ether. For a value or any nonnegative whole number given by your timestamp, give back a timestamp that corresponds to the locale timezone.

Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, stringtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, stringtime, striptime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, stringtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, stringtime, striptime, date Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, stringtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, stringtime, striptime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, stringtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, stringtime, striptime, date, now,... Converts a timeline corresponding to your locale to the number of seconds since the age. Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, streettime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, streettime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, streettime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, fieldtime, streettime, fieldtime, tabletime... Converts a timeline into a character chain with the following format:

This corresponds to the clock value (time ()). Also see: calendar, local, elapsed times. Flexibly reformat the tm_struct timestructure using the font character set font that contains'%' substrings similar to those in print. Timefields: Duration, 12 hours (hh:mm:ss[AP]M). Duration, 24 hours (hh:mm).

Duration in seconds since 00:00:00:00, January 1, 1970 (a non-standard extension). Duration, 24 hours (hh:mm:ss). Locale display timestamp (%H:%M:%S). Timezone (EDT), or nothing if no timezone is definable. Date and hour of the place (Sat Nov 04 12:02:33 ET 1989). Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, localetime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, localetime, day Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, localetime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, localetime, day, date Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, localetime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, localetime, day Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, localetime Also see he auch : striptime Also see he auch : striptime, localetime, day, date, off.

Converts the character chain str tm_struct to the timestamp tm_struct under the supervision of the form chain amt. Be sure to always verify this unless you are completely sure that the date character chain is properly preseparted. Also see he auch : streettime Also see he auch : streettime, citytime Also see he auch : streettime Also see he auch : streettime, citytime, streettime Also see he auch : streettime Also see he auch : streettime, citytime Also see he auch : streettime Also see he auch : streettime, citytime, streettime, now Also see he auch : streettime Also see he auch : streettime, citytime Also see he auch : streettime Also see he auch : streettime, citytime, streettime Also see he auch : streettime Also see he auch : streettime, citytime Also see he auch : streettime Also see he auch : streettime, citytime, streettime, now, day, date, watch,.. Returns the current date and the current hour as date byte.

Date and time vectors contain the following fields: current year, months (1-12), days (1-31), hours (0-23), minutes (0-59) and seconds (0-61). Example: The watch is more precise on a system with the getttimeofday feature. Also see: now, date, date, date specification. Returns the current date as a substring in the format DD-MMM-YYYYYY.

Also see: now, watch, date, local hour. Returns the differential in seconds between two times (t2 - t1) reset by the timer. Example: p0 = timer (); p0 = timer (); p0 = timer (); sets the elapsed timeout of the variables to the number of seconds since the variables p0 was used. Also see he auch : tick Also see he auch : tick, tim Also see he auch : tick Also see he auch : tick, tim, cycle Also see he auch : tick Also see he auch : tick, tim Also see he auch : tick Also see he auch : tick, tim, cycle, total.

So the first issue is the overall execution timeout of your processes and corresponds to the second and third issues, which are the sums of the number of seconds of CPU in USE and the number of seconds of CPU in SEM. When your system has no way to notify your users of your system's processor utilization, it will return 0 for each of its issue states.

Returns truer if the year is a leak year and otherwise truer. When no year is specified, the current year is used by now. The following invocations of call back the number of seconds since the setting of the programmer. The call of tick and tick in this way allows interlaced timing invocations. For those who are more interested in the amount of time CPU your processes have used, use the feature aputime instead.

Function tick and tick indicate the current timeout between invocations. It can also involve the amount of work you spend working on other orders or doing nothing at all. Where it is not possible to rest for less than one second on a system, weleep stops the run for round (microseconds / 1e6) seconds.

Returns the date/time entry as a series number, where January 1, 0000 is set as date 1. A fraction, rem (days, 1), represents the amount of elapsed working hours on a given date. You can enter a date field (see datevec), a data set (see datestr) or directly as an entry. f is the form character chain that is used to interprete date character chains when you process data chains (see datestr).

Without a f file type, a relatively sluggish scan is carried out in different file types. Always prefer to specify the f if known. The value is zeroed for styles that do not specify a specific timecomponent. P is the year at the beginning of the twentieth century, to which the two-digit years refer.

When not specified, the current year is displayed as minus 50. Optionally, the seconds display keeps the specified day's date with greater accuracy than dates. Also see: datestr, dateevec, now, clock, date. Now. Formats the specified date/time according to the f file type and returns the results in ctr Date is a series number ( see Record) or a date field ( see Record).

You can also use a character chain or a row of character cells as the value of date. f can be an integral number corresponding to one of the numbers in the following tables, or a character chain in date form. p is the year at the beginning of the twentieth-century when you have to interpret two-digit years.

When not specified, the current year is displayed as minus 50. When f is a form character chain, the following characters are recognized: When f is not specified or is -1, use 0, 1, or 16, according to whether the date range or date range is empty.

When p is not specified, the default value is set to the current year minus 50. Also see: dataum, date, date, date, now, clock. byte. Converts a series number ( see Record) or date character chain ( see Date Specifications) into a date field. The date is a line of six elements that represents the year, months, days, hours, minutes, and seconds. f is the form character that is used to interprete date character chains (see datestr).

When date is a character chain but no specified date form, a relatively sluggish query is carried out in different states. Always prefer to specify the f if known. The value is zeroed for styles that do not specify a specific timecomponent.

Format without a date are reset to 1 January of the current year. p is the year at the beginning of the twentieth-century, to which two-digit years refer. When not specified, the current year is displayed as minus 50. Also see: dataum, datetr, timer, now, date.

Generate quantity of seconds (with f units) by adding f to the series data set, d. f must be one of "year", "month", "day", "hour", "minute", "second" or "millisecond". Also see: datum, date, age. Returns the current months calender in a 6x7 array. When d is specified, give back the calender for the months containing the date d, which must be a series number or date character chain.

When y and y and m are specified, give back the year y and months y and y. When no printing argument is specified, instead of giving back a grid, instead of printing the grid, give back the grid on the display. Also see: dataum, datatr. Returns the weekday as a number in s and as a character chain in s. The weekdays are 1-7, where the first is Sunday. d is a series number or a date character series.

In case the character set does not exist or is the same as "short", it contains the shortened name of the current workday. lf the style is "long", then the full name is contained in it. Returns value chart according to the format: n "short""long" See also: nomday, ist_leap_year, calendar, datum, dateevec. Returns the last date of the monthly period for the year y. See also: Date, Date display, Date display, Calender.

Label formats are defined by the variables that can be either a character chain or a plus or minus number accepting datestr. Each label is formatted in a different way. Also see: dataum, datatr.