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Gordon Helm ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
: Has anyone run into any issue regarding compilers being Y2K compliant? HP
: states that specific releases (version numbers) of their compilers are
: 'compliant'. We are dealing with a client who has a compiler which is not
: one of these releases, is there an issue here? (This is specifically in
: regards to COBOL and Pascal.)
Speaking for COBOL II/iX only:
It wasn't a Y2K bug as such, but I found a problem with the
DATE-OF-INTEGER function in COBOL II/iX back in 1993 (SR 5003102004,
COBOL II/iX A.04.07, MPE/iX 4.0). It gave a wrong result for dates
after February in any year divisible by 100 but not divisible by 400,
for example, March 1, 2100. That problem was reported fixed in
COBOL II/iX A.04.09 and MPE/iX 5.0.
To the best of my recollection, that was the last known date-related
problem in COBOL II/iX.
Walter Murray
Hewlett-Packard
COBOL II/iX project
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