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 *  src/common/parse_time.h - time parsing utility functions
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#ifndef _PARSE_TIME_H_
#define _PARSE_TIME_H_

#include <inttypes.h>
#include <time.h>

/* Convert string to equivalent time value
 * input formats:
 *   today or tomorrow
 *   midnight, noon, teatime (4PM)
 *   HH:MM [AM|PM]
 *   MMDDYY or MM/DD/YY or MM.DD.YY
 *   YYYY-MM-DD[THH[:MM[:SS]]]
 *   now + count [minutes | hours | days | weeks]
 *
 * Invalid input results in message to stderr and return value of zero
 */
extern time_t parse_time(char *time_str, int past);

/*
 * slurm_make_time_str - convert time_t to string with a format of
 *	"month/date hour:min:sec"
 *
 * IN time - a time stamp
 * OUT string - pointer user defined buffer
 * IN size - length of string buffer, we recommend a size of 32 bytes to
 *	easily support different site-specific formats
 */
extern void slurm_make_time_str (time_t *time, char *string, int size);

/* Convert a string to an equivalent time value
 * input formats:
 *   min
 *   min:sec
 *   hr:min:sec
 *   days-hr:min:sec
 *   days-hr
 * output:
 *   minutes for time_str2mins
 *   seconds for time_str2secs
 *   NO_VAL on error
 *   INFINITE for "infinite" or "unlimited"
 */
extern int time_str2mins(const char *string);
extern int time_str2secs(const char *string);

/* Convert a time value into a string that can be converted back by
 * time_str2mins.
 * fill in string with HH:MM:SS or D-HH:MM:SS
 */
extern void secs2time_str(time_t time, char *string, int size);
extern void mins2time_str(uint32_t time, char *string, int size);

/* used to get a 2 char abbriviated month name from int 0-11 */
extern char *mon_abbr(int mon);

#endif
