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42id: @(#)utc2tod.fth 1.2 06/03/17
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48
49\ ordinary year calendar
50create year-days
51 d# 31 c, d# 28 c, d# 31 c, d# 30 c, d# 31 c, d# 30 c,
52 d# 31 c, d# 31 c, d# 30 c, d# 31 c, d# 30 c, d# 31 c,
53
54\ leap-year calendar (february has 29 days)
55create leap-days
56 d# 31 c, d# 29 c, d# 31 c, d# 30 c, d# 31 c, d# 30 c,
57 d# 31 c, d# 31 c, d# 30 c, d# 31 c, d# 30 c, d# 31 c,
58
59\ Determine time within the day
60: utc-to-time ( utc -- h m s )
61 >r ( ) ( r: utc )
62 r@ d# d# 86400 mod d# 3600 / ( h ) ( r: utc )
63 r@ d# 3600 mod d# 60 / ( h m ) ( r: utc )
64 r> d# 60 mod ( h m s )
65;
66
67
68\ Walk through each month decrementing number of days left, leaving month and
69\ day on stack. This depends on january having longest month, so when we have
70\ found a date, subsequent calls just return leaving date unaltered. If we
71\ walk through the entire calendar's worth of days without having run out of
72\ days, we increment the year number and revert month to january.
73
74: calc-month ( year month days-left calendar -- year month days-left )
75
76 swap ( year month calendar days-left )
77
78 \ Walk through all twelve months, subtracting number of days per month
79 \ until we find a month with more days than we have left - then return.
80 d# 12 0 do
81 over i + c@ 2dup > if ( year month cal days-left #days )
82 - rot 1+ -rot ( year month+1 calendar days-left )
83 else
84 drop nip unloop exit ( year month day )
85 then
86 loop ( year month cal days-left )
87
88 \ If we get here, we've decremented an entire year of days. Bump year#.
89 nip -rot drop 1+ 1 rot ( year+1 1 days-left )
90;
91
92\ Convert utc (number of seconds since jan 0, 1970) to
93\ day of week, day of month, month and years-since-1900.
94
95: utc-to-date ( utc -- dow d m y )
96
97 d# 86400 / ( days-since-1970 )
98 dup 4 + 7 mod 1+ swap ( dow days-since-1970 )
99
100 \ Skip over 4-year groups (three years and one leap year), so we can then
101 \ determine the date within the more complicated pattern of leap years. Each
102 \ four-year group consists of 1461 days (365*3 + 366). Note that we depend
103 \ on the fact that 2000 (unlike 1900 or 2100) was a leap year. This code
104 \ will need to be fixed sometime this century.
105
106 d# 1461 2dup / dup >r ( dow days-since-1970 quadreniums )
107 ( r: quadreniums )
108 * - ( dow days-since-quadrenium )
109 ( r: quadreniums )
110
111 \ Quadreniums * 4 + 70 = years since 1900.
112 1+ r> 4 * d# 70 + swap 1 swap ( dow year month days-left )
113
114 \ Walk through month-by-month within the quadrenium
115
116 year-days calc-month ( dow year month days-left )
117 year-days calc-month ( dow year month days-left )
118 leap-days calc-month ( dow year month days-left )
119 year-days calc-month ( dow year month days-left )
120 -rot swap ( dow day month year )
121;
122