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I need to convert a windows hex 64 bit (big endian) date time to something readable in python?

example 'abaaaaaaccd3e340'

converts to "Tue, 29 June 2010 09:47:42 UTC"

Any help would be appreciated.

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http://code.activestate.com/recipes/303344-converting-windows-64-bit-time-to-python-useable-f/

This might help...

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  • I couldn't know how to apply the source. I want to know the usage. Please give me know the usage exatly and explain in detail. – user663472 Mar 18 '11 at 05:40
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Looks word-for-word like this question, but your example number is different, although the date/time is exactly the same.

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  • Hex value of the above links makes output of date normally, but the hex vale in my question applys the source, then the data occur overflow. I thought that the problem is due to structure. Please let me know what's the problem and how to solve this problem. I want to make the output of date normally using the hex in my question. Thanks : ) – user663472 Mar 18 '11 at 05:36