Given the info here and here...
1. Does this mean that the nordic example here is wrong, and that line 54 should be time_struct.tm_mon = month - 1; to account for the indexing difference?
2. My understanding is that mktime() should convert a datetime given in local time to unix time based in UTC. However, when I call mktime() with code almost exactly like the above + the corrections you suggested, the value is always 4h early. My timezone is 4 hours behind UTC. I printed using current_time_print() to verify that the local time coming from the phone into the BLE device is correct, so my suspicion is that mktime() is not actually taking into account the local time / instead is treating the local time as if it were UTC. Can you give insight into this structure:
p_evt->params.current_time.exact_time_256.day_date_time.date_time
to help me understand where the local time / timezone info is encoded in order for mktime() to access it to make a proper conversion?
Thanks!
