Fixed braindead style, added a 2038+ compatible timestamp
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/* date format flags */
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#define RTCC_DATE_WORLD 0x01
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#define RTCC_DATE_ASIA 0x02
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#define RTCC_DATE_ISO8601 0x02
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#define RTCC_DATE_ASIA 0x02 // It's not "asian", it's ISO8601, that anybody with any sense uses
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#define RTCC_DATE_US 0x04
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/* time format flags */
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#define RTCC_TIME_HMS 0x01
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@ -198,6 +199,7 @@ class Rtc_Pcf8563 {
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byte getTimerValue();
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unsigned long getTimestamp(); // return unix timestamp
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uint64_t getTimestamp64(); // Fixed for 2038+
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// Sets date/time to static fixed values, disable all alarms
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// use zeroClock() above to guarantee lowest possible values instead.
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