Time conversions

I am generating a clock for my MFC application that figures out what the current time is based on the selected timezone. What I need to do is calculate an offset using the system time. I get GMT time and figure out what the time is based on an offset, for instance I will calculate what MST is and update the clock to display the current time in the MST timezone.

Is there a function that will allow me to do this? For example in Java the "Calandar" object has a member function "add", Calendar.add that takes two values ( Calendar.HOURS, offset) and does the addition for you.
Example: Calendar cal;
cal.add(Calendar.HOURS, offset);

THIS IS WHAT I HAVE USED FOR MY C++ CODE SO FAR

Code:

               time_t now;
	struct tm *tm_now;
	int hour;
	int minutes;
	int new_hour;

	now = time ( NULL );
	tm_now = gmtime ( &now );
                hours = tm_now->tm_hour;

assuming what you have works and gives hours in range 0 - 23, then this sequence should get hours adjusted by offset.

hours += offset;
if(hours < 0)
hours = 24 + hours;
if(hours >= 24)
hours = hours - 24;
//for AM/PM
if(hours == 0)
hours = 12
else(hours > 12)
hours -= 12;

Thank You Elad!

I will use this aglorithm.

Greatly Apperciative