There are few places where time is used in x11iraf; this patch makes sure that time_t is used here instead of long. This makes x11iraf compilable with newer Linux distributions (which made the time_t transition to ensure working after 2038).
Also, we always use time(NULL);, not time(0); (argument is a pointer, not a number) or time((long *)NULL); (NULL pointers are valid for all pointer types without cast).
There are few places where time is used in x11iraf; this patch makes sure that
time_tis used here instead oflong. This makes x11iraf compilable with newer Linux distributions (which made thetime_ttransition to ensure working after 2038).Also, we always use
time(NULL);, nottime(0);(argument is a pointer, not a number) ortime((long *)NULL);(NULLpointers are valid for all pointer types without cast).