c++_time类（Class c++_time）.doc

c++_time类（Class c++_time） C language -time.h from scratch (2006-11-19 17:08:00) [collection] [comment] [Print] [off] This paper introduces the basic concept of data structure and function are used on the date and time of operation in C/C++, and the timing, time acquisition, time calculation and display format and other aspects. This article also demonstrates the detailed use of various functions and data structures declared in the time.h header file through a large number of examples. Key words: UTC (world standard time), Calendar Time (calendar time), epoch (time point), clock tick (clock timing unit) 1. concepts In C/C++, the operation of string has many noticeable problems. Similarly, C/C++s operation on time has a lot of attention. Recently, in the technology group, many users have also asked the C++ language for the operation of time, access and display, and so on. Here, in this article, the author will focus on the use of time and date in C/C++ By learning a lot of C/C++ libraries, you can have many ways to operate and use time. But before that, you need to know some concepts of time and date. There are some of the following: Coordinated Universal Time (UTC): coordinated world time, also known as the world standard time, that is known as the GMT Time Mean (Greenwich GMT). For example, the time difference between Chinas time and UTC is +8, that is, UTC+8. The United States is UTC-5. Calendar Time: calendar time is the time represented by the number of seconds elapsed from a standard time point to this time. The standard time will vary for different compilers, but for a compiler system, the standard time is the same, to measure the calendar time in the compiling system corresponding to the time through the standard time, so it can be said that the calendar time is relative time, but no matter where you are a time zone, at the same time on the same standard time, calendar time is the same. Epoch: time point. The time point is an integer in standard C/C++. It is r