setting timestamp from microsoft visual c?

[AtPCLogic]

Hi,
I'm not usually programming in C, so I'm lost and need a little help.
I need to copy a file from one directory to another and preserve the timestamp.
The OS is Windows 32 bit, including XP, 2000, NT and so on. Is there a way to
set the timestamp on the file for these environments? I know it could be done
in DOS using interrupt calls, but I don't think that can be done in the newer
environments. Any suggestions?

Thanks a bunch!
Brad

[Malcolm]

Re: setting timestamp from microsoft visual c?


"AtPCLogic" <atpclogic@aol. com> wrote in message[color=blue]
> Is there a way to set the timestamp on the file for these
> environments?
>[/color]
Calling fopen() will cause the OS to use default behaviour, which is
probably to timestamp files with current time. C doesn't have any
timestamping functions, so you will have to trawl through your MVC++
documentation for "timestamp" to find the right platform-specific function.
Alternatively a Microsoft-speific group may be able to help.