Talk:cpp/chrono/c/time t
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Documentation should clearly state whether epoch is like unix timestamp on platforms such as windows. Cause It's not clear and the wording is hand wavy with the term "epoch". Example:
epoch is 1970 on all platforms. I don't have windows to test it out. Microsoft documentation doesn't even mention if nullptr is allowed for time() function. How this is implemented on different platforms would be helpful, just a simple thing like "on windows, mac, linux this function behaves in the same manner utilizing the same epoch". I've been trolled quite heavily by windows programming, I don't trust missing parts of documentation :O .
microsoft does say it can be null further down the page, just spotted it.
