I have an app [iphone], that sends to a server some times [using json], so the times look like hh:mm 24 hour format,
I have two Dates. How can I tell the difference between these two dates in days? I have heard of SimpleDateFormat, but I don\'t know how to use it.
I\'m doing a article about GPU speed up in cluster environment To do that, I\'m programming in CUDA, that is basically a c++ extension.
I tried some codes by googling : clock_t start, end; start = clock(); //CODES GOES HERE end = clock(); std::cout << end - start <<\"\\n\";
so, a开发者_StackOverflow中文版ll the items in my webshop have timestamps on them. the date is updated every time the item is available and it will not update once the item has become unavailable. so
I just tried to insert two rows with the current datetime and then calculated the elapsed time since that date.
I\'m a windows user, and I\'m learning C. I use Codeblocks and visual c++ 2008 express at home to write simple C command line programs (I\'m a beginner) and I find really useful when codeblocks adds a
Using C#, how may I get the time remaining (before the elapse event will occur) from a System.Timers.Timer object?
What is the proper initial value for an Elap开发者_StackOverflowsedTime performance counter?When my app starts up I am setting the .RawValue of the performance counter instance to 0 but that is not co
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