Thread: Return the system time!

Your using DirectX, therefor your using windows. There are plenty functions there. I'm lazy so search the web for <time.h>

http://cppreference.com/stddate/index.html

To clarify the problem!!
I'm trying to do a clock using the DirectX & C++.
So I wrote quite everything but now I have a BIG problem, I have to use the system time and apply the hour to the hour hand on the clock and the same for the minute hand.
I have created a function called SetValue(int valueH, int valueM) that calculates and sets the position on the clock of the hands, but I don't know how can I get the system time.
Here my control (part of a code):

Code:

	static int minute = 0;
	static int hour = 1;
	minute++;

	if (minute > 59)
	{
		if (hour > 11)
			hour = 0;
		hour++;
		minute = 0;
	}

	for (i = 0; i < Clock; i++)
		ClockV.getElement(i)->SetValue(hour, minute);

By now the hands rotate, but not using the system time!

Please help me!!

Code:

time_t t = time(0);
  int secs = localtime (&t) -> tm_sec;
  int mins = localtime (&t) -> tm_min;
  int hours = localtime (&t) -> tm_hour;
  int dayofmonth = localtime (&t) -> tm_mday;
  int month = localtime (&t) -> tm_mon;
  int year = localtime (&t) -> tm_year;