time_t is the POSIX time, seconds from Jan 1, 1970 min1900_t is the minutes from Jan 1, 1900
Definition in file time.cc.
#include "time.h"
#include "endian.h"
#include "debug.h"

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Namespaces | |
| namespace | Barry |
Functions | |
| const TimeZone * | Barry::GetTimeZoneTable () |
| Returns a pointer to an array of TimeZone structs. | |
| const TimeZone * | Barry::GetTimeZone (unsigned short Code) |
| Searches the internal timezone code table for the given Code and returns a pointer to a TimeZone struct found. | |
| unsigned short | Barry::GetTimeZoneCode (signed short HourOffset, signed short MinOffset) |
| Searches the internal timezone table for the first matching Code. | |
| time_t | Barry::DayToDate (unsigned short Day) |
| This routine takes the day of the year and returns a time_t adjusted from the first of the year. | |
| time_t | Barry::Message2Time (uint16_t r_date, uint16_t r_time) |
| Localize the funky math used to convert a Blackberry message timestamp into a time_t. | |
| BXEXPORT struct timespec * | Barry::ThreadTimeout (int timeout_ms, struct timespec *spec) |
| Creates a pthread_cond_timedwait() compatible timespec struct, based on a given timeout in milliseconds. | |
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