...extract these functions and the associated test
from the low-level C time handling library and
document them with a dedicated C++ header and test.
''This is unfinished work'' —
the extracted functions provide only the low level computations;
actually, a specialised time quantisation or time code would be required.
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Note though,
after extracting these functions, the rest of the plain-C test
can be removed, since equivalent functionality is covered in
much more detail by the tests of the C++ time handling framework.
Notably this allows to get rid of the direct component accessor functions.
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__Remark__: the base implementation of many time conversion functions
and especially NTSC drop-frame was provided by Stefan Kangas
See:
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| digxel-configurations-test.cpp | ||
| digxel-test.cpp | ||
| format-support-test.cpp | ||
| quantiser-basics-test.cpp | ||
| time-basics-test.cpp | ||
| time-control-test.cpp | ||
| time-dropframe-test.cpp | ||
| time-formats-test.cpp | ||
| time-mutation-test.cpp | ||
| time-parsing-test.cpp | ||
| time-quantisation-test.cpp | ||
| time-value-test.cpp | ||