This is a small C++ library designed to mimic the behavior of System.DateTime and System.TimeSpan from C#. It is not meant to be a precise port. Rather, the only standard is that the classes make use of the same 64-bit signed integer 'ticks' value (representing 100-nanosecond intervals since January 1, 0001).
The project files are for the Code::Blocks IDE. See http://www.codeblocks.org/ for more information. If you want to submit other build files, submit a patch!
The DateTime and TimeSpan classes are completely self-contained and portable. They should work as is across any compiler or platform. (If they don't, submit a patch!)
On the side, there is some native code for obtaining high resolution timestamps.
The Windows code makes use of the standard Win32 API. The UNIX code makes use
of clock_gettime from time.h.
All of this code is in the public domain. Use it for whatever you like. It is strictly research for me in making good, clean time-related tools.
If you have a contribution, submit a pull request! All I ask is that you allow your contributions into the public domain as I have done. Aside from that, I just want to make these tools better and better.