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Clock - C - sad_satan - 06-08-2019

This is a simple clock in C anssi

https://github.com/shinobi23/c-clock-linux

if you want to give support just click here it will take to the github link above.
http://gestyy.com/w1PiwA


RE: Clock - C - phyrrus9 - 06-08-2019

I fixed your code's formatting and syntax so that it at least has some hope of being "C". I'll go ahead and make a new pull request with it written as proper C, but in the mean time:

https://github.com/shinobi23/c-clock-linux/pull/1

updated


RE: Clock - C - sad_satan - 06-08-2019

(06-08-2019, 05:31 AM)phyrrus9 Wrote: I fixed your code's formatting and syntax so that it at least has some hope of being "C". I'll go ahead and make a new pull request with it written as proper C, but in the mean time:

https://github.com/shinobi23/c-clock-linux/pull/1

updated

thanks i already merge your pull request


RE: Clock - C - Drako - 06-08-2019

Neat little clock. I've never tried making a clock in C++ before, and now that I think about it, I probably can't Confused.


RE: Clock - C - sad_satan - 06-08-2019

(06-08-2019, 12:54 PM)Drako Wrote: Neat little clock. I've never tried making a clock in C++ before, and now that I think about it, I probably can't Confused.

now that you want to make your own i suggest to branch my repo and try to do it using milliseconds, if you want an idea of how to just ask me and i'll be there with an answer, or do what ever you like the code is all yours