strftime() is not functioning for me...

the following code is used:
char strtime[15];
time_t tms;
time(&tms);

printf("\n %s",ctime(&tms));

strftime(strtime,9,"%m",&tms);

printf("\n %s",strtime);

The expected output from the second printf is 09 when run on September. But some wrong value is printed. I m using DIGITAL unix.

Please help me to resolve

-shinto

Use localtime or gmtime to convert tmt variable to tm type.


#include <time.h>
#include <stdio.h>


void main()
{
char strtime[15];
time_t tms;
time(&tms);

tm *ptm = localtime(&tms);

strftime(strtime, 9,"%m",ptm);

printf("\n %s",strtime);
}





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