On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 17:40:57 +, Kôôl Delhite wrote:
> As far as I know Perl uses the date/time functionality
> based on the operating system settings, hence as long
> as the operating system is ready for it, Perl should
> be good.
> I also don't think perl manages timezone data
> internally.
> "Kôôl" == Kôôl Delhite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kôôl> I also don't think perl manages timezone data
Kôôl> internally. I would appreciate if someone could
Kôôl> comment on this and let me know if there are any
Kôôl> changes that we need to do to our Perl
Kôôl> distributions/code to be comp
Folks,
As far as I know Perl uses the date/time functionality
based on the operating system settings, hence as long
as the operating system is ready for it, Perl should
be good.
I also don't think perl manages timezone data
internally. I would appreciate if someone could
comment on this and let m
