Welcome to EmbDev.net, a new discussion platform for electronics and embedded systems developers. EmbDev.net is the international extension of "Mikrocontroller.net":http://www.mikrocontroller.net, the largest German-language electronics development community with over 4 million hits per month. Any posts you submit on EmbDev.net are also displayed on Mikrocontroller.net, so you can be sure that, while EmbDev.net is still young, a lot of people will be able to see and respond to your question. The posts and user accounts of the English-language ARM-GCC discussion forum "en.mikrocontroller.net" have been moved over to "this site":http://embdev.net/forum/arm-gcc. Also a few English topics from the German forums have been moved to EmbDev.Net, so don't be surprised when you see a few older topics in some of the forums. If you have any questions or comments about EmbDev.net, please post them in the "EmbDev.net section":http://embdev.net/forum/embdev-net of the forum.
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#1170558
Congratulations!
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#1177708
It seems that the last-modified time at the "recently updated" page is not calculated in real time. There is "today" on topics, where the last post was definitvely yesterday. regards Roland
It displays "today" when the update was within the last 24 hours. That's the only way to do it, because in order to get it right I would have to know the time zone of the user.
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#1181263
good - nicht schlecht!
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#1181445
"xx minutes/hours ago" would be better...