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getTime() return an uint64_t value to handle epoch time in year 2038? #244

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engemil opened this issue Apr 28, 2023 · 0 comments
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getTime() return an uint64_t value to handle epoch time in year 2038? #244

engemil opened this issue Apr 28, 2023 · 0 comments

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engemil commented Apr 28, 2023

As 2038 is happening in 15 years, I imagine it would be nice to be ahead of the Year 2038 Problem.

I noticed the getTime() function (in wifi_drv.cpp) returns a uint32_t value. Would it be possible to change it to an uint64_t type to ensure continuity of the function? I'm not so familiar with the library to know if there are any backward compability conflicts, or other problems I have not yet seen.
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