What QUARTUS Release fixes Year 2038 bug?

I found out that GCC is *NOT* the one controlling time_t/time64_t it is done by the "C Library" which I am sure in this case is the ALTERA (now IBM) C Library (per below)...

So AGAIN, what version of QUARTUS is needed to (ideally) have a 32-bit UNSIGNED Time or have a 64-bit SIGNED Time in the QUARTUS C Libarary? QUARTUS 11.1sp2 has "time_t" in: c:\altera\11.1sp2\nios2eds\bin\gnu\H-i686-mingw32\nios2-elf\include\sys\types.h and there is no "time64_t" defined in that file!

From GCC:

On Wed, 7 Jul 2021, 21:10 Steger, Matthew via Gcc-help, <gcc-help@gcc.gnu.org> wrote:

What version (exactly) of GCC added the "time64_t" and all TIME Related functions (including Printing formats) allowed 64-bit time (to FIX the Year 2038 issue with "time_t")

Those functions are not part of GCC. They are provided by the C library, not GCC.

If you are using Linux, your C library is probably glibc. It is a completely separate project from GCC with its own releases.

Also did *ANY* version of GCC support 32-bit UNSIGNED time (good until 2106) including all TIME Related fucntions (and Printing formats)?

GCC supports whatever the C library does.