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I'm having some issues using chrono after 2038. My system is a 32Bit system with the following configuration Kernel: 5.15.118 GCC: 13.2.0 GLIBC: 2.38 I have compiled my program with the flags ...
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I'm encountering some issues while working with Yocto and Linux kernel configuration to address the Year 2038 problem. What i did so far: Added : TARGET_CPPFLAGS += "-D_TIME_BITS=64 -...
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I want to get next 5 years after from now and i am using this below code . It work fine in above android version 8 device . @RequiresApi(Build.VERSION_CODES.O) @SuppressLint("SimpleDateFormat&...
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Excerpted from the cppref: Implementations in which std::time_t is a 32-bit signed integer (many historical implementations) fail in the year 2038. However, the documentation doesn't say how to ...
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create temporary table sand_scipher_ds_db.public.Rf as ( select PATIENTID, max(SVCDATE)-min(SVCDATE) as days from symphony_hvh_db.sym33.dx union all select PATIENTID, max(SVCDATE)-min(...
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As title suggests, I created a result with a formula but now need to break it up into having the formula run for every "owner" but seperate the formula into years. I have the dates 2010-2019....
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I am working on small ext2 filesystem image manipulation tool (like listing directories, adding and extracting files without the need to mount it). I've just came into a problem with Unix timestamp ...
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I've tried to add year range validation it must be between 1850 to the current year. i've tried but it's not working. Here is the code I've tried String validateestablishedyear(String value) { ...
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On PHP 7.2.14 64-bit, on Windows, touch() cannot set a file's date to a date after 2038. filemtime() will read such a file's date fine (date was set with an external tool). Is this expected behavior?...
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I have a collection of unix timestamps I am converting to boost (1.65.1) dates but the conversions seem to break down when they get too far in the future. Anything around 2040 and beyond seems to be ...
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January 19, 2038 03:14:07 GMT is now less than 20 years away. That's the time that UNIX's 32-bit timestamp rolls over. I'm working on designing some MySQL tables that may still be in use at that time....
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I need to convert date time information from local time (gtm+1) to UTC using php (5.4) on Centos 7.4 64 bits I tried the following procedure : function convertToUtc ($date) { $dateTime = new ...
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As a result of the Year 2038 problem(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem), we get nil after calling os.time({year=2039, month=1, day=1, hour=0, sec=1}) on a 32bit machine.How to make it ...
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I'm trying the recent std::chrono api and I found that on 64 bit Linux architecture and gcc compiler the time_point and duration classes are not able to handle the maximum time range of the operating ...
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I'm going through exercises from Advanced Programming in Unix and encountered the following question: If the calendar time is stored as a signed 32-bit integer, in which year will it overflow? ...
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I have been trying to generate a list of years and months based on some integer value provided by user in my PHP based web app. While doing this I faced the year 2038 bug, the year got reset to 1970 ...
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How to convert Epoch to DateTime SQL Server if epoch exceeds the year 2038? Answer in Convert Epoch to DateTime SQL Server will not work. Example: SELECT DATEADD(ss, 2713795200000 / 1000, '19700101'...
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Currently I'm converting all my PHP unix timestamps to work beyond 2k38 issue. I noticed that setcookie() expire date parameter uses the unix timestamp. Is there a way to set expire date with ...
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What is the proper way to handle times in C code for 32-bit embedded Linux (ARMLinux) to ensure that the code continues to work properly after 03:14:07 UTC on 19 January 2038 (when a signed 32-bit ...
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I am new to PHP and from the book that I am reading, I realize there is a year 2038 problem, which states that when I use timestamp, the furthest date I can reach will be Jan 19, 2038. In order to ...
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I'm building an Android application and the application enables the user to insert events to Google Calendar and external calendar (like Exchange account). The problem is that if the user wants to ...
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i try to to use localized dates after 2038 with php strftime use Timestamp so it doesnt work after 2038 DateTime is not localized... So I try to use IntlDateFormatter with DateTime : $d = DateTime:...
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I have an issue with PHP function mktime when trying to get unix_timestamps bigger that for year 2038. I have 64-bit OS. PHP version on server: php -v gives PHP 5.1.6 (cli) (built: Nov 29 2010 16:47:...
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The RFC 4880, a document that describes the OpenPGP cryptography standard, finds its roots in RFC 2440, published in 1998 (that's sixteen years ago, supposedly before 64-bit systems emerged). Both ...
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As we know that all dates using Javascript Date constructor are calculated in milliseconds from 01 January, 1970 00:00:00 Universal Time (UTC) with a day containing 86,400,000 milliseconds. This ...
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