Matthew Geier wrote:
Embeded computing is much bigger than that. I've got a 20 year old
embedded processor controlled microwave oven. (It still knows how to
cook better than I do :-).
why anyone that refer to an embedded device mean a microwave???? this is
really annoying then you make a master in embedded systems :P:P
mououahahahahaha
It isn't just a linux problem either, it's a generic Unix/C library
problem. Any software system that uses a signed 32bit number from 1970
to represent time. I have a vague recolection that there was another
popular system around that also used signed 32bit time, only it's
epoch is 1980. Those systems will go belly up 10 years after all the
ancient Unix systems. :-)
which is that system??? if it is the well known system ;) there no
problem with and the available time... to counters are capable to count
more seconds that the life time of this OS :P
mouahahahaha
thanks
christos
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