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Is Pocket Scheme year-2000 compliant?

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Is Pocket Scheme year-2000 compliant?

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Yes. The Scheme language has no notion itself of year, or of date. Any extension library procedure with a notion of year will retrieve that year value directly from a Windows CE system call, which will return it in no less than a 16-bit integer field; in turn, the Pocket Scheme FFI will store that value in no less than a 28-bit integer field. For timing evaluated expressions, Pocket Scheme represents time internally with a 32-bit integer, counting milliseconds. All evaluation times printed are modulo 47 days.

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