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/***
*gmtime64.c - breaks down a time value into GMT date/time info * * Copyright (c) 1998-2001, Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. * *Purpose: * defines _gmtime64() - breaks the clock value down into GMT time/date * information; returns pointer to structure with the data. * *Revision History: * 05-13-98 GJF Created. Adapted from Win64 version of _gmtime64.c. * 06-12-98 GJF Fixed elapsed years calculation. * *******************************************************************************/
#include <cruntime.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <ctime.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <internal.h>
#include <mtdll.h>
#ifdef _MT
#include <malloc.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#endif
#include <dbgint.h>
static struct tm tb = { 0 }; /* time block */
/***
*struct tm *_gmtime64(timp) - convert *timp to a structure (UTC) * *Purpose: * Converts the calendar time value, in internal 64-bit format to * broken-down time (tm structure) with the corresponding UTC time. * *Entry: * const __time64_t *timp - pointer to time_t value to convert * *Exit: * returns pointer to filled-in tm structure. * returns NULL if *timp < 0 * *Exceptions: * *******************************************************************************/
struct tm * __cdecl _gmtime64 ( const __time64_t *timp ) {
__time64_t caltim = *timp; /* calendar time to convert */ int islpyr = 0; /* is-current-year-a-leap-year flag */ int tmptim; int *mdays; /* pointer to days or lpdays */
#ifdef _MT
struct tm *ptb; /* will point to gmtime buffer */ _ptiddata ptd = _getptd();
#else
struct tm *ptb = &tb; #endif
if ( (caltim < 0) || (caltim > _MAX__TIME64_T) ) return(NULL);
#ifdef _MT
/* Use per thread buffer area (malloc space, if necessary) */
if ( (ptd->_gmtimebuf != NULL) || ((ptd->_gmtimebuf = _malloc_crt(sizeof(struct tm))) != NULL) ) ptb = ptd->_gmtimebuf; else ptb = &tb; /* malloc error: use static buffer */
#endif
/*
* Determine the years since 1900. Start by ignoring leap years. */ tmptim = (int)(caltim / _YEAR_SEC) + 70; caltim -= ((__time64_t)(tmptim - 70) * _YEAR_SEC);
/*
* Correct for elapsed leap years */ caltim -= ((__time64_t)_ELAPSED_LEAP_YEARS(tmptim) * _DAY_SEC);
/*
* If we have underflowed the __time64_t range (i.e., if caltim < 0), * back up one year, adjusting the correction if necessary. */ if ( caltim < 0 ) { caltim += (__time64_t)_YEAR_SEC; tmptim--; if ( _IS_LEAP_YEAR(tmptim) ) { caltim += _DAY_SEC; islpyr++; } } else if ( _IS_LEAP_YEAR(tmptim) ) islpyr++;
/*
* tmptim now holds the value for tm_year. caltim now holds the * number of elapsed seconds since the beginning of that year. */ ptb->tm_year = tmptim;
/*
* Determine days since January 1 (0 - 365). This is the tm_yday value. * Leave caltim with number of elapsed seconds in that day. */ ptb->tm_yday = (int)(caltim / _DAY_SEC); caltim -= (__time64_t)(ptb->tm_yday) * _DAY_SEC;
/*
* Determine months since January (0 - 11) and day of month (1 - 31) */ if ( islpyr ) mdays = _lpdays; else mdays = _days;
for ( tmptim = 1 ; mdays[tmptim] < ptb->tm_yday ; tmptim++ ) ;
ptb->tm_mon = --tmptim;
ptb->tm_mday = ptb->tm_yday - mdays[tmptim];
/*
* Determine days since Sunday (0 - 6) */ ptb->tm_wday = ((int)(*timp / _DAY_SEC) + _BASE_DOW) % 7;
/*
* Determine hours since midnight (0 - 23), minutes after the hour * (0 - 59), and seconds after the minute (0 - 59). */ ptb->tm_hour = (int)(caltim / 3600); caltim -= (__time64_t)ptb->tm_hour * 3600L;
ptb->tm_min = (int)(caltim / 60); ptb->tm_sec = (int)(caltim - (ptb->tm_min) * 60);
ptb->tm_isdst = 0; return( (struct tm *)ptb );
}
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