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04-22-2002
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Time conversion in Unix
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Is there any way to get current time for a particular country using any unix command ? I mean, If i want to find out current time in US or UK or anything .... Any command or library routine available for that? How it can be done in C on Unix? Can anybody help me? Thanks -- Kamlakar
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Look at the the gettimeofday() system call. It can deal with timezones. Alternately at the command line you could just do something like:
TZ=GMT0 date Which would return the Dreenwhich Mean Time (aka UTC). You could substitute any timezone specification: TZ=PST8PDT date |
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