HI, all
If the device has a real-time clock IC (say, like DS1307), it's known the year = 1...99, month = 1...12, day = 1... 31, hour, min, second.
For time calculations in seconds it can be enough.
But maybe is there more universal way in B4R to calculate real-time variables ?
How to store the second based timestamps ?
p.s. now i'm trying to calculate the minute based timestamp within 4-byte UInt counter.
If the device has a real-time clock IC (say, like DS1307), it's known the year = 1...99, month = 1...12, day = 1... 31, hour, min, second.
Unix second timestamp 4294967295 will be ... in 81 years: Sun Feb 07 2106 06:28:15 GMT+0000
For time calculations in seconds it can be enough.
But maybe is there more universal way in B4R to calculate real-time variables ?
How to store the second based timestamps ?
p.s. now i'm trying to calculate the minute based timestamp within 4-byte UInt counter.
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