From: "John M. Aldrich" <fighteer AT cs DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Question of beginner ..
Date: Sun, 02 Nov 1997 11:17:36 +0000
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VANGEL AT vmredipn DOT ipn DOT mx wrote:
> 
> I've install DJGPP v2 .. and thera are once directory with the name
> --> ZONEINFO (C:\>DJGPP\ZONEINFO>) ....
> 
> How I can use this files ...? Does anyone have any examples about it ..?

Chapter 22.16 of the FAQ discusses the zoneinfo directory in detail, so
I won't retype it all here.  Basically, 'zoneinfo' stores information
about all the world's time zones so your programs can calculate the
correct relative time.  DJGPP includes a set of functions for using
timezones; see the libc docs.  Most programs don't need the timezone
data; unless you think you might, you can safely delete the files. 
(They are in djdev201.zip if you ever need them again.)

For more detail, I recommend reading the FAQ.

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