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From: Gautier.DeMontmollin@maths.unine.ch
Subject: Re: Y2K Issues
Date: 1998/10/29
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Date: 1998-10-29T00:00:00+00:00
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> I'm not sure exactly what you mean by astronomical calculations.  However, if
> you have computed that some star was formed three billion years ago on
> exactly March 18th, at 2:29:17 GMT, and you need to know what day of the week
> the star was formed on, I suppose you could write your own version of
> Calendar to perform the needed computations.

What a disappointment. I was about to use Ada.Calendar to determine the
day of the week the Big Bang occured - and if possible the GMT time it
occured, too. 

-- 
Gautier