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From: Mike Bishop <mikeb@wizard.rsoc.rockwell.com>
Subject: Re: how to handle date and time
Date: 1996/10/28
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Noam Kloos wrote:
> 
> Hello, how can I get the current time of my system. Im using Gnat for
> Linux.
> I guess its in the Calendar packgae but i have not found its specs.
> There is a package Julian date but it does not handle time.

Calendar.Clock should give you want you want.

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Mike Bishop                    
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