G'day,

I am in progress porting a networking package to NetBSD-i386 and need
some info on the following subjects:

	1.) the source code contains %a %j %t conversions
	    for sprintf() and family, which I never seen before. Can 
	    someone clue me up on this?

	    e.g.

	    log_msg("Link to %a lost",l->call);
	    s += sprintf(s," - %t",time(NULL));
	    printf("'%j/%d' ",&n[2],n[6]);

	2.) the source code calls function stime() which isn't
	    supported on NetBSD. Anyone with an idea what this does?
	    system time or set time?

Many thanks in advance

cheerio Berndt
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