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Does anyone know of a simple gmtime or ctime implementation without consideration for timezone, no external dependencies, and a non-copyleft license (BSD/MIT/anything proprietary-safe)? Preferably in C, but basically anything that gives me the algorithm in its minimal form would work.
I just need seconds since “Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00” broken down into year, day, month, hr, min, sec. And it’s almost time to go home on a Friday so I’m feeling a bit lazy.
Try newlib
http://sourceware.org/newlib/
it is a BSD license.
It is designed for embedded systems, so tends to be quite small and simple.
Look at Docs -> Timefns to see if ctime or gmtime meet your needs.