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3 -- GNAT COMPILER COMPONENTS --
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32 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
36 -----------------------
37 -- Local Subprograms --
38 -----------------------
40 function V
(T
: Time_Stamp_Type
; X
: Time_Stamp_Index
) return Nat
;
41 -- Extract two decimal digit value from time stamp
47 function "<" (Left
, Right
: Time_Stamp_Type
) return Boolean is
49 return not (Left
= Right
) and then String (Left
) < String (Right
);
56 function "<=" (Left
, Right
: Time_Stamp_Type
) return Boolean is
58 return not (Left
> Right
);
65 function "=" (Left
, Right
: Time_Stamp_Type
) return Boolean is
70 if String (Left
) = String (Right
) then
73 elsif Left
(1) = ' ' or else Right
(1) = ' ' then
77 -- In the following code we check for a difference of 2 seconds or less
79 -- Recall that the time stamp format is:
81 -- Y Y Y Y M M D D H H M M S S
82 -- 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
84 -- Note that we do not bother to worry about shifts in the day.
85 -- It seems unlikely that such shifts could ever occur in practice
86 -- and even if they do we err on the safe side, ie we say that the time
87 -- stamps are different.
89 Sright
:= V
(Right
, 13) + 60 * (V
(Right
, 11) + 60 * V
(Right
, 09));
90 Sleft
:= V
(Left
, 13) + 60 * (V
(Left
, 11) + 60 * V
(Left
, 09));
92 -- So the check is: dates must be the same, times differ 2 sec at most
94 return abs (Sleft
- Sright
) <= 2
95 and then String (Left
(1 .. 8)) = String (Right
(1 .. 8));
102 function ">" (Left
, Right
: Time_Stamp_Type
) return Boolean is
104 return not (Left
= Right
) and then String (Left
) > String (Right
);
111 function ">=" (Left
, Right
: Time_Stamp_Type
) return Boolean is
113 return not (Left
< Right
);
120 function Get_Char_Code
(C
: Character) return Char_Code
is
122 return Char_Code
'Val (Character'Pos (C
));
129 function Get_Character
(C
: Char_Code
) return Character is
131 pragma Assert
(C
<= 255);
132 return Character'Val (C
);
139 subtype Wordh
is Word
range 0 .. 15;
140 Hex
: constant array (Wordh
) of Character := "0123456789abcdef";
142 function Get_Hex_String
(W
: Word
) return Word_Hex_String
is
144 WS
: Word_Hex_String
;
147 for J
in reverse 1 .. 8 loop
148 WS
(J
) := Hex
(X
mod 16);
155 ------------------------
156 -- In_Character_Range --
157 ------------------------
159 function In_Character_Range
(C
: Char_Code
) return Boolean is
162 end In_Character_Range
;
164 ---------------------
165 -- Make_Time_Stamp --
166 ---------------------
168 procedure Make_Time_Stamp
175 TS
: out Time_Stamp_Type
)
177 Z
: constant := Character'Pos ('0');
180 TS
(01) := Character'Val (Z
+ Year
/ 1000);
181 TS
(02) := Character'Val (Z
+ (Year
/ 100) mod 10);
182 TS
(03) := Character'Val (Z
+ (Year
/ 10) mod 10);
183 TS
(04) := Character'Val (Z
+ Year
mod 10);
184 TS
(05) := Character'Val (Z
+ Month
/ 10);
185 TS
(06) := Character'Val (Z
+ Month
mod 10);
186 TS
(07) := Character'Val (Z
+ Day
/ 10);
187 TS
(08) := Character'Val (Z
+ Day
mod 10);
188 TS
(09) := Character'Val (Z
+ Hour
/ 10);
189 TS
(10) := Character'Val (Z
+ Hour
mod 10);
190 TS
(11) := Character'Val (Z
+ Minutes
/ 10);
191 TS
(12) := Character'Val (Z
+ Minutes
mod 10);
192 TS
(13) := Character'Val (Z
+ Seconds
/ 10);
193 TS
(14) := Character'Val (Z
+ Seconds
mod 10);
196 ----------------------
197 -- Split_Time_Stamp --
198 ----------------------
200 procedure Split_Time_Stamp
201 (TS
: Time_Stamp_Type
;
211 -- Y Y Y Y M M D D H H M M S S
212 -- 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
214 Year
:= 100 * V
(TS
, 01) + V
(TS
, 03);
218 Minutes
:= V
(TS
, 11);
219 Seconds
:= V
(TS
, 13);
220 end Split_Time_Stamp
;
226 function V
(T
: Time_Stamp_Type
; X
: Time_Stamp_Index
) return Nat
is
228 return 10 * (Character'Pos (T
(X
)) - Character'Pos ('0')) +
229 Character'Pos (T
(X
+ 1)) - Character'Pos ('0');