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From nhv@laserplot.com Mon Mar 16 14:16:34 1998
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["1740" "Mon" "16" "March" "1998" "15:11:22" "-0500" "Norman Vine" "nhv@laserplot.com" "<01BD50EE.348AEBC0.nhv@laserplot.com>" "84" "RE: Today's patches" "^From:" nil nil "3" nil nil nil nil nil]
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From: Norman Vine <nhv@laserplot.com>
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To: "'Curtis L. Olson'" <curt@me.umn.edu>
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Subject: RE: Today's patches
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Date: Mon, 16 Mar 1998 15:11:22 -0500
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On Monday, March 16, 1998 2:31 PM, Curtis L. Olson [SMTP:curt@me.umn.edu] wrote:
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> Norm,
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> I got both your patches. Thanks! The first one looks good, I'll
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> forward that over to the HUD guys.
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> For the second one, could you try a little bit different fix? It
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> seemed to work for me anyways. Somewhere in fg_time.c you'll see the
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> following four lines:
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> #ifdef WIN32
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> int daylight;
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> long int timezone;
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> #endif /* WIN32 */
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> Could you just try moving them to the top of the file (outside of any
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> functions) so they have a "global" scope? I put 'em right before
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> fgTimeInit().
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Seems to work :-)
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> I just did a quick test of this and I didn't see the sun jumping
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> around. I really wish I knew how to get the real daylight savings
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> time info out of a win32 machine ...
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following time related stuff from CygWin headers
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<Windows32/ Structures.h>
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typedef struct _TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION {
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LONG Bias;
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WCHAR StandardName[ 32 ];
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SYSTEMTIME StandardDate;
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LONG StandardBias;
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WCHAR DaylightName[ 32 ];
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SYSTEMTIME DaylightDate;
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LONG DaylightBias;
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} TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION, *LPTIME_ZONE_INFORMATION;
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typedef struct _SYSTEMTIME {
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WORD wYear;
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WORD wMonth;
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WORD wDayOfWeek;
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WORD wDay;
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WORD wHour;
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WORD wMinute;
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WORD wSecond;
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WORD wMilliseconds;
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} SYSTEMTIME, *LPSYSTEMTIME;
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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<Windows32/ Functions.h>
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DWORD
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STDCALL
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GetTimeZoneInformation(
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LPTIME_ZONE_INFORMATION lpTimeZoneInformation
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VOID
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STDCALL
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GetSystemTime(
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LPSYSTEMTIME lpSystemTime
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VOID
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STDCALL
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GetLocalTime(
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LPSYSTEMTIME lpSystemTime
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DWORD
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STDCALL
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GetTickCount(
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VOID
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See Ya
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Norman
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