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    Names: »RELDESCR.T«

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Module id number: CSS/197
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Module name:      CONV_TIME
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Actual release:   02.01            Release date: 860807
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Previous release: 01.01            Release date: 860715
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New facilities:
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  >> 02.01 <<

  Add support for extended date time group which contains a
  millisecond field.

  >> 01.01 <<

  First off. release of code which has been around for years !!!
  SWELL and 'C' versions added.

Changes:
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Errors corrected:
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  >> 02.01 <<

  Correct assorted errors in the 'C' interface routines.

Reported errors, not corrected:
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CPECRs implemented in current release:
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Comments:
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  PHF/820902
  ==========

  The AMOS FMS maintains for each file
  three dates in the corresponding BFD entry.

  A date is a 48 bit constant counting the number of milliseconds
  elapsed since the First of March year 1900.

  A SWELL coded module enables the programmer to manipulate
  dates in various ways :

  1) Conversion from 'array' notation to internal format
     e.g. (0,0,0,0,1,3,1900) -> #0000 0000 03E8

  2) Conversion from internal format to text
     e.g.  #0000 0000 03E9 -> '1900:03:01 00:00:01.0001(:0:)'

  3) Comparison of dates
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