libtime++: Date and time calculation

◆ main()

int main ( )

Definition at line 307 of file example++.cc.

References example1(), example2(), example3(), example4(), example5(), example6(), and example7().

308 {
309  cout << "Example++\n\n"
310  << "This is an example program for the libtime++.a library.\n";
311 
312  cout << "\n"
313  << "Time comes in two different flavours:\n"
314  << "1. absolute time (like today at 10 o'clock)\n"
315  << "2. relative times (like the time span between now and christmas)\n"
316  << "The following examples will show how to use and combine these\n"
317  << "two flavours.\n";
318 
319  example1();
320  example2();
321  example3();
322  example4();
323  example5();
324  example6();
325  example7();
326 
327  cout << "\n"
328  << "That's it... any questions?\n";
329 }
void example4()
Definition: example++.cc:185
void example1()
Definition: example++.cc:43
void example2()
Definition: example++.cc:71
void example5()
Definition: example++.cc:221
void example6()
Definition: example++.cc:255
void example3()
Definition: example++.cc:127
void example7()
Definition: example++.cc:286
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