Hi All,

Can somebody please provide me with the free sample code to get the current system timings? Our product has a copy right, that needs to be updated each time with the current year (Hard coded). I need to modify this such that it automatically updates the copy right to current year.

Awaiting for quick responses.

Thank you.

We have a policy against posters asking for code without any effort made by themselves. You could however ask for help about how to solve a specific problem, though you will have to write the code yourself.

Further, you need to specify which system and compiler you are using, or nobody will be able to help you. There are thousands of different embedded systems and hundreds of compilers.

: We have a policy against posters asking for code without any effort
: made by themselves. You could however ask for help about how to
: solve a specific problem, though you will have to write the code
: yourself.
:
: Further, you need to specify which system and compiler you are
: using, or nobody will be able to help you. There are thousands of
: different embedded systems and hundreds of compilers.

Hi, I am using a DOS machine. There is no compiler as such, but I am using an editor called codeWright & codeView debugger. Thanks!!

I take it that you mean you will only be using ANSI C? Since you must have a compiler to make C programs. Check out the functions clock(), time() and gmtime().

: Hi All,
:
: Can somebody please provide me with the free sample code to get
: the current system timings? Our product has a copy right, that needs
: to be updated each time with the current year (Hard coded). I need
: to modify this such that it automatically updates the copy right to
: current year.
:
: Awaiting for quick responses.
:
: Thank you.
:

word on DOS, you can use the DOS System Function Lib, Include "system.h" and so on!