64bit time support

Just a note on the 2038 overflow post, libqof1 has had this support since v0.7.0 which was included in the Etch release.
pilot-qof (>=0.1.1) uses 64bit times from libqof1 and also made the Etch release so dates on all devices supported by pilot-link in Etch can be handled as true 64bit values already, as long as the relevant date is part of the main 4 Palm applets, calendar (datebook/appointments), expenses, tasks and contacts(addresses).
Note that although the Palm 'contacts' applet supports birthday reminders, this extension of the contacts database is not supported by pilot-link because it has yet to be reverse engineered. All dates entered into tasks, expenses and calendar are supported so if you create genuine appointments for each birthday (instead of using the Palm reminder support in Contacts), these appointment dates will be safe from overflow until long after our Sun has died, at which point dates based on the rotation of the Earth become irrelevant anyway.

(Sometimes, it would have been handy to have 48bit systems - if everyone adopts 64bit time, someone is going to have to come up with a calendar *not* based on the rotation of a planet or any other object as all physical matter - even the universe as we know it - becomes temporary on a 64bit timescale. It is hard enough to grasp geological time, let alone 64bit time.)