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From: Robert Batusek <xbatusek@fi.muni.cz>
Subject: Getting system time
Date: 1999/03/12
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Is there any _portable_ (ANSI compatible) C++ possibility to get the
system time?
I have tried ftime but it doesn't work together with fstreams.

Robert Batusek

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       Robert Batusek                        Ph. D. student
    xbatusek@fi.muni.cz                  Faculty of Informatics
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