I know how to determine IF a time stamp is \"greater than\" \"equal to\" or \"less than\" using the date function, but I don\'t know how to determine HOW MUCH greater than a time is
I have time in milliseconds for ex. 1308700800000; I need to convert it to something likeJun 9\'11 at 02:15 PM.
I am writing a program in Fortran and I need a way of calculating the duration of the program down to milliseconds.I have been using the function \"date_and_time\", which leaves me with an array conta
I don\'t need micro or nano precision, .1 millisecond precision would suffice. Is there a reasonably reliable way to 开发者_Go百科do this? It\'s not a critical application, sporadic errors due to eve
I have the following code that takes a String of milliseconds (will be from an RSS feed so will be a String, the example below is a quick test program) and converts those millis into a Date object.
I have this String: 1303317717.65384 - It\'s a UNIX timestamp (1303317717) with milliseconds (65384).
I am having trouble converting posix_time::ptime to a timestamp represented by time_t or posix_time::milliseconds, or any other appropriate type which can be开发者_运维技巧 easily printed (from Epoch)
I need a function like long getMillis(Date aDate); that returns the milliseconds of the Date second. I cannot use Yoda, SimpleDateFormat or other libraries because it\'s gwt code.
I\'ve got a script that takes in a value in seconds (to 2 decimal points of fractional seconds): $seconds_input = 23.75
I\'m wondering what the most accurate way of converting a big nanoseconds value is to milliseconds and nanoseconds, with an upper limit on开发者_如何学JAVA the nanoseconds of 999999. The goal is to co
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