While using strftime() function I found out that we cannot use a complete time information (eg. HH:MM:SS) using format specifier like %T or other specifiers which use all the three components. It produces wierd result string.
–meph++
What do you put in and what do you get out? Maybe the buffer you provide for the result is too small?
I see now. So I have to make the buffer one character longer than the output string? Reserved for the terminating null character? I didn’t have this problem when I run the same application under Windows 
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I just read the man page, seems maxsize includes the null char, but they could have made it a little clearer, IMHO. Maybe on Windows it worked by pure chance, if memory after the buffer was already null, then it would work?