.name
Date
.type
Library
.short
Library to help you calculate dates
.description
A portable ANSI-C/C++ library that gives you low level functions for date
calculations.
Includes the following features:
 - Support for six different date/time measurement systems:
   Julian, Gregorian, Heis, Julian Day, Modified Julian Day, Scaliger Year
   (other systems will follow).
 - Month/Weekday and other date/time string support for 12 languages.
 - Support for different countries (implementation not finished!).
 - Calculating leap years.
 - Functions to calculate the days of a month or a year or
   between two dates.
 - Functions to calculate the weeknumber and the weekday.
 - Check the validity of a date.
 - Calculating Easter.
 - Comparing dates.
 - Powerfull functions to handle differences between dates.
 - Transformations from one time measurement system to the others.
 - Calculating your local time zone out of your position on the earth.
 - Calculating the age of the moon and the moon phase.
 - Check the validity of a time.
 - Comparing times.
 - Transforming 24h time format into seconds and back.
 - Transforming 24h time format to Julian Day time format and back.
 - Powerfull textengine for creating date/time strings in different languages,
   that supports nearly all features of the date library.
 - A C++ class concept, which makes it very easy to use the complex
   functionality of the date library.
 - Autodoc describing all functions in the library.
 - Including ANSI-C/C++ sources and test example.
.version
33.158
.date
1995.08.01
.author
Kai Hofmann
.restrictions
Only usefull for developers!
.requirements
ANSI-C/C++ Compiler
.distribution
Giftware
.price
The minimum price is that you send me a full version of your product at no cost
including free updates!
.address
Arberger Heerstr. 92
28307 Bremen
Germany
.email
i07m@zfn.uni-bremen.de
.exectype
Amiga 68000 executable test included
.source
Strict ANSI-C / C++ (SAS C/C++ 6.51)
(with integrated autodocs!)
.construction
SAS C/C++ 6.55, gcc or other ANSI-C Compiler
.tested
The C code was tested on different Amigas,
MS-DOS, different Unix systems like SUN OS 4.1.3
or Solaris 2.4
.described-by
Kai Hofmann <i07m@zfn.uni-bremen.de>
.submittal
Submitted via ftp direct by the autor
