Test whether time_t is correctly converted to year/month, also with d…

[jwillemsen]

…ates after 2038 which requires a 64bit time_t

* ACE/tests/Time_Value_Test.cpp:

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  • Added new tests to verify correct year and month representation for dates in 2025, 2037, and 2057, enhancing date/time handling validation.

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A new test function, test_year_month, is introduced to verify the year and month fields of ACE_Time_Value instances after conversion to ACE_Date_Time. The main test routine is updated to include three test cases for years 2025, 2037, and 2057, checking the correctness of year and month extraction.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
ACE/tests/Time_Value_Test.cpp	Added test_year_month function; added three new test cases for year/month validation using ACE_Time_Value and ACE_Date_Time.

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

ACE/tests/Time_Value_Test.cpp (4)

19-19: LGTM: Include statement is necessary and correctly placed.

The ace/Date_Time.h include is required for the new test_year_month function that uses ACE_Date_Time.

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57-86: LGTM: Well-implemented test function with proper error handling.

The test_year_month function correctly:

• Creates an ACE_Date_Time from the provided ACE_Time_Value
• Validates year and month fields against expected values
• Provides appropriate error logging and debug output
• Returns an error count consistent with the test framework pattern

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297-298: LGTM: Clear and helpful comment explaining test scope.

The comment appropriately explains the test's focus on year/month validation while acknowledging the complexity of day/time verification due to timezone considerations.

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299-304: LGTM: Proper integration with existing test framework.

The new test cases are correctly integrated:

• Results are properly accumulated in the ret variable
• Tests are placed appropriately before ACE_END_TEST
• Follow the established pattern of the existing test suite

However, please address the year inconsistency noted in the previous comment.