Re: Scanning FSF 20.5 for fixes..

AJ> Btw. we check for < 70 but shouldn't we check for < 69? AFAIK the AJ> rule is that 69-99 refers to the twentieth century. According to what standard? It seems `obvious' to me that a 2-digit year specification should use a +-50 year window from the *current* date. Another possibility is to look backwards in time 67 years, forward 33 years, since people live more in the distant past than the distant future. ``Ah, yes... I remember, way back in '45, when the war was finally over...'' But I'm not seriously suggesting we implement that. Martin