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ELFTC_TIMESTAMP(3)	 BSD Library Functions Manual	    ELFTC_TIMESTAMP(3)

NAME
     elftc_timestamp --	return the current or environment-provided timestamp

LIBRARY
     library "libelftc"

SYNOPSIS
     #include <libelftc.h>

     int
     elftc_timestamp(time_t *timestamp);

DESCRIPTION
     The elftc_timestamp() function returns a timestamp	supplied by the
     SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH environment variable, or	the current time provided by
     time(3) if	the environment	variable is not	set.

     The timestamp argument specifies a	pointer	to the location	where the
     timestamp will be stored.

RETURN VALUES
     Function elftc_timestamp()	returns	0 on success, and -1 in	the event of
     an	error.

ERRORS
     The elftc_timestamp() function may	fail with the following	errors:

     [EINVAL]  SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH contains invalid characters.

     [ERANGE]  SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH specifies a negative value or a value that
	       cannot be stored	in a time_t.
     The elftc_timestamp() function may	also fail for any of the reasons de-
     scribed in	strtoll(3).

SEE ALSO
     strtoll(3), time(3)

BSD				August 24, 2016				   BSD
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