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jenkins build this with downstreams ewoms=198 please |
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jenkins build this with downstreams ewoms=198 opm-simulators=1222 please |
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Boost datetime internally uses a 32 bit integer type to represent time, and has a 2038 problem.
In the opm-parser code the class
TimeMapuses boost datetime internally, we intend to change that tostd::time_t- which is a 64 bit integral type on any 64 bit linux, and also on any reasonably new 32bit linux.The current PR will just change the
TimeMap::operator[]to returnstd::time_tinstead of boost datetime. The code still uses boost datetime internally.Downstream:
ewoms: OPM/opm-models#198
simulators: OPM/opm-simulators#1222