Thanks for clarifying my statement!
Here's an example: I have packets read from an instrument which are timestamped in seconds since 1980-01-06 (GPS Epoch). To compute each packet's proper datetime representation in TAI, I need add those seconds to…
When the mapping between a time_t and a "human readable format" (hours, minutes, seconds, etc) takes into account extra leap seconds. You could use time_t underneath, if that's what you really wanted to do. As my…
This is designed for programmers of user facing applications. For science and engineering, it does not address the problems, eg lack of leap seconds.
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Thanks for clarifying my statement!
Here's an example: I have packets read from an instrument which are timestamped in seconds since 1980-01-06 (GPS Epoch). To compute each packet's proper datetime representation in TAI, I need add those seconds to…
When the mapping between a time_t and a "human readable format" (hours, minutes, seconds, etc) takes into account extra leap seconds. You could use time_t underneath, if that's what you really wanted to do. As my…
This is designed for programmers of user facing applications. For science and engineering, it does not address the problems, eg lack of leap seconds.
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