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From: | Bill Klein |
Subject: | [open-cobol-list] FW: (SC22WG4-X3J4.1169) RE: (COBOL and) Leap Second at end of 2008 |
Date: | Thu, 1 Jan 2009 20:53:50 -0600 |
to: OpenCOBOL list
Chuck Stevens corrected me, but as he is not registered for the OpenCOBOL
list, his reply did not make it to the list. Therefore, I am forwarding
this correction to the list.
See below From: Charles Stevens Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2009 7:15 PM To: William Klein; What IS implementor-defined is the maximum value, greater than 59, of the seconds field returned by the ACCEPT statement wth the TIME phrase, and by the CURRENT-DATE and WHEN-COMPILED intrinsic functions, when the LEAP-SECOND directive is ON. Note that the implementor IS expected to support a value GREATER than 59 in this field (though this minimum maximum doesn't actually appear in the rules for the three contexts). That means that a compiler that implements the syntax for the directive but retains a maximum value of 59 whether the directive is on or off is not in conformance. -Chuck Stevens |
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