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strtotime() roll over
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Jan 22nd, 2007, 20:28
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strtotime() roll over
strtotime appears to rollover at 2147483647 seconds from the Unix epoch as PHP has 32 bit signed integers. The is some time in 2037. A bit of a problem if you are doing things with mortgages, life policies or future trend predictions.
Are there ready made solutions out there? Can PHP handle 64 bit integers at all? Thanks for any help.        
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