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Hello All,
I have a problem with difftime.
I have 2 strings containing a time. I must calculate the difference of this 2 strings into seconds.
This is my code:

double Seconds;
double Timeout;
unsigned char firsttime[8];
unsigned char secondtime[8];
char *timestr;
time_t first;
time_t second;

// check time out of 300 seconds between datwsh and WsDate
timestr= pTrxIn->DatWsh; //string with date time
memcpy(firsttim e,timestr+8,8); //timestring

timestr= pTrxIn->WsDate; //string with datetime
memcpy(secondti me,timestr+8,8) ; //timestring

first = (time_t)atol(fi rsttime);
second = (time_t)atol(se condtime);

Seconds = (difftime(secon d,first));
Timeout = atof(pTrxIn->TimeOut); //string containing "300"
if (Seconds > Timeout)
{
return "timeout reached";
}

return 0;

He gives me the time in 100? Not in 60?
I do somthing wrong, but what?
Regards,
Patrick
Mar 31 '08 #1
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gpraghuram
1,275 Recognized Expert Top Contributor
difftime returns the difference in total number of seconds.
If you want to display it in minutes and seconds you want to convert it manually

Raghuram
Apr 1 '08 #2

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