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From: "Tarjei T. Jensen" <tarjei.jensen@kvaerner.com>
Subject: Re: Y21C Bug
Date: 2000/01/03
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Robert Dewar wrote
>
>Note by contrast that when the Unix date runs out of 32 bits,
>this will cause QUITE a bit of disruption to existing programs
>and be quite a bit more difficult to fix.
>


Only if there are any 32 bit unixes around at that time - 2038. Many of us
reading this will not be around then :-(. As far as I know all 64 bit unixes
uses a time_t size of 64 bit.

Greetings,