Scott Henry <scotth@sgi.com> writes:
> % TZ=GMT perl -MTime::localtime -le '$t=(2**31)-1;print $t;print ctime($t);'
> Tue Jan 19 03:14:07 2038
Well, my perl on Linux happens to print:
$ perl -le 'print scalar gmtime 2**55 + 2**54 + 2**52 + 2**51'
$ Mon Jul 28 15:21:36 1926632747
and also
$ perl -le 'print scalar gmtime -2**55 - 2**54 - 2**52 - 2**51'
$ Sat Jun 6 08:38:24 -1926628808
but this is Alpha. :-)
Yes, I am well aware about various "embedded" time fields in file
systems and data.
Michal
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