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Welcome to EmbDev.net, a new discussion platform for electronics and embedded systems developers. EmbDev.net is the international extension of 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. 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 of the forum.
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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
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Andreas S.
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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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