system_localtime

The system_localtime function is a thread-safe version of the standard localtime function. It returns the current time in the local time zone.

Syntax

struct tm *system_localtime(const time_t *tp, const struct tm *res);

Returns

A pointer to a calendar time (tm) structure containing the local time. Depending on your system, the pointer may point to the data item represented by the second parameter, or it may point to a statically-allocated item. For portability, do not assume either situation.

Parameters

time_t *tp is an arithmetic time.

tm *res is a pointer to a calendar time (tm) structure.

See Also

system_gmtime, util_strftime