问题
I have an application that writes to another application and needs to provide the date + timezone of the system. I have been using strftime with the %z argument to get the timezone, and it has been working very well on Linux. However, last week we decided to merge it to solaris just to find out that %z is not present.
Someone suggested to use %Z, which will give the timezone name, but I need the %z which gives the timezone with the offset format, like +0100 or -0300.
Anyone has ideas?
回答1:
%z is not POSIX. You will have to calculate the offset yourself by finding the difference between localtime and gmtime.
For a Perl example, see here.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/172318/solaris-timezone-in-c-missing-z-on-strftime