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cfbaa90c
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cfbaa90c
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Jul 24, 1996
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Richard M. Stallman
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Explain range of time values, and what negative year numbers mean.
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@@ -907,6 +907,18 @@ convert calendrical information to a time value. You can get time
values
from
the
functions
@
code
{
current
-
time
}
(@
pxref
{
Time
of
Day
})
and
@
code
{
file
-
attributes
}
(@
pxref
{
File
Attributes
}).
Many
operating
systems
are
limited
to
time
values
that
contain
32
bits
of
information
;
these
systems
typically
handle
only
the
times
from
1901
-
12
-
13
20
:
45
:
52
UTC
through
2038
-
01
-
19
03
:
14
:
07
UTC
.
However
,
some
operating
systems
have
larger
time
values
,
and
can
represent
times
far
in
the
past
or
future
.
Time
conversion
functions
always
use
the
Gregorian
calendar
,
even
for
dates
before
the
Gregorian
calendar
was
introduced
.
Year
numbers
count
the
number
of
years
since
the
year
1
B
.
C
.,
and
do
not
skip
zero
as
traditional
Gregorian
years
do
;
for
example
,
the
year
number
-
37
represents
the
Gregorian
year
38
B
.
C
@.
@
defun
format
-
time
-
string
format
-
string
time
This
function
converts
@
var
{
time
}
to
a
string
according
to
@
var
{
format
-
string
}.
The
argument
@
var
{
format
-
string
}
may
contain
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