time_t MP3BroadcasterLog::WriteLogHeader(FILE *inFile)
{
// Write a W3C compatable log header
time_t calendarTime = ::time(NULL);
Assert(-1 != calendarTime);
if (-1 == calendarTime)
return -1;
struct tm timeResult;
struct tm* theLocalTime = qtss_localtime(&calendarTime, &timeResult);
Assert(NULL != theLocalTime);
if (NULL == theLocalTime)
return -1;
char tempBuffer[1024] = { 0 };
qtss_strftime(tempBuffer, sizeof(tempBuffer), "#Log File Created On: %m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S\n", theLocalTime);
this->WriteToLog(tempBuffer, !kAllowLogToRoll);
tempBuffer[0] = '\0';
// format a date for the startup time
char theDateBuffer[QTSSRollingLog::kMaxDateBufferSizeInBytes] = { 0 };
Bool16 result = QTSSRollingLog::FormatDate(theDateBuffer, false);
if (result)
{
qtss_sprintf(tempBuffer, sLogHeader, "MP3Broadcaster" , kVersionString,
theDateBuffer, sLogTimeInGMT ? "GMT" : "local time");
this->WriteToLog(tempBuffer, !kAllowLogToRoll);
}
return calendarTime;
}
void TestUnixTime(time_t theTime, char *ioDateBuffer)
{
Assert(NULL != ioDateBuffer);
//use ansi routines for getting the date.
time_t calendarTime = theTime;
Assert(-1 != calendarTime);
if (-1 == calendarTime)
return;
struct tm timeResult;
struct tm* theLocalTime = qtss_localtime(&calendarTime, &timeResult);
Assert(NULL != theLocalTime);
if (NULL == theLocalTime)
return;
//date needs to look like this for common log format: 29/Sep/1998:11:34:54 -0700
//this wonderful ANSI routine just does it for you.
//qtss_strftime(ioDateBuffer, kMaxDateBufferSize, "%d/%b/%Y:%H:%M:%S", theLocalTime);
qtss_strftime(ioDateBuffer, QTSSRollingLog::kMaxDateBufferSizeInBytes, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", theLocalTime);
return;
}
