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From: Charles Darcy <charlie@mullum.com.au>
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Subject: Re: Ada.Calendar."+" gives peculiar result (Gnat 3.13)
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Karel Th�nissen wrote:
> 
> Charles Darcy schreef:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> >         I've been using the Ada.Calendar.Time type to represent dates in my
> > program, and have struck a problem.
> >
> >         Within a loop, I add (7 * Ada.Calendar.Day_Duration'Last) to an
> > Ada.Calendar.Time object, at the end of each iteration. I expected this
> > to advance the time by 1 week, and so it does initially. After a number
> > of loop iterations, however, the addition seems to advance the time by 1
> > week and 1 hour.
> 
> [code snipped]
> 
> >         Any ideas as to what is going on ? In case its relevant, I'm using Gnat
> > 3.13p under Linux.
> 
> Daylight-saving / summertime.


	Of course. Thanks (and sorry for being dense).