Call time () under WinCE

1. Time_t time (time_t * intt ){
2. Systemtime using imestruct;
3. Filetime ftime;
4. Ularge_integer int64time;
5. Time_t loctt = 0;
6.  
7. If (intt = NULL ){
8. Intt = & loctt;
9. }
10.  
11. Getsystemtime (& policimestruct );
12. If (systemtimetofiletime (& policimestruct, & ftime )){
13. Memcpy (& int64time, & ftime, sizeof (filetime ));
14. /* Subtract the value for 1970-01-01 00:00 (UTC )*/
15. Int64time. quadpart-= 0 × 19db1ded53e8000;
16. /* Convert to seconds .*/
17. Int64 time. quadpart/= 10000000;
18. * Intt = int64time. quadpart;
19. }
20.  
21. Return * intt;
22. }
    
    
    
    The local time zone uses the getlocaltime function.

    What we get is Beijing time and there is no need to change it.
    

    Actually, Windows does not support time () calls. Lib is not implemented,
    It took three hours to find out today, a waste of time.

    The current method is to call ctime: getcurrenttime () or Windows API getsystemtime ()