SDL_GetDaysInMonth(3)
π SDL_GetDaysInMonth π
okay bestie, so this is a page from the SDL3 functions manual β yes, that SDL, the Simple Directmedia Layer girlies π
β and today we're talking about SDL_GetDaysInMonth. it's literally the calendar bestie you call when you need to know how many days are in a month, for a specific year. leap years could NEVER catch you off guard again π¦
β¨ NAME β¨
SDL_GetDaysInMonth β get the number of days in a month for a given year. that's it, that's the whole vibe πΈ
π SYNOPSIS π
#include <SDL3/SDL_time.h>
int SDL_GetDaysInMonth(int year, int month);
π FUNCTION PARAMETERS π
yearβ the year. yes queen, the actual year, like 2025 energy. πmonthβ the month, and it has to be in the range[1-12]. so like, January is1, December is12, and0is not a month, bestie, don't do that π
π« RETURN VALUE π«
it hands you back the number of days in the requested month β¨ or -1 if something went wrong π and if you get that -1, go ahead and call SDL_GetError() for more info β she'll tell you what's up fr fr.
π§ THREAD SAFETY π§
it is safe to call this function from any thread. no cap. go off, multithreaded icon π
β AVAILABILITY β
this function has been available since SDL 3.2.0. so if you're on something older... girl, upgrade π«Ά
lowkey the most wholesome function in the whole time header. no side effects, no drama, just days. periodt. π
and that's the whole page, bestie!! π this little slice of wisdom came to you from Simple Directmedia Layer, SDL 3.4.18, and it's the SDL_GetDaysInMonth(3) page itself. go count some days, you absolute main character ππ
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