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pow(2, 1/2) != pow(2, 0.5) problem
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[QUOTE="Gordon Burditt, post: 2417921"] hehe dont worry, its commonly used for dates anywhere in the world, Is there a known formula for that which all Trekkies will agree on? There is a problem with the common Unix 32-bit time_t implementation, which runs out in 2106 (if you make it unsigned) or 2038 (if it's signed). However, nothing in ANSI C says time_t has to be 32 bits. Gordon L. Burditt [/QUOTE]
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