_NAME_
getDateFromDay1996

_PROTOTYPE_
struct tm* getDateFromDay1996(int day1996);

_SHORT-DESCRIPTION_
Get a date (struct tm format) from the day-of-1996

_DESCRIPTION_
This routine returns a structure which corresponds to the zeroth second
of the day day1996.  Be aware that day1996 = 1 is defined as 1/1/96.

_SHORT-CODE-SAMPLE_
struct tm *pTimeStruct;
int day1996 = 633;          /* sept 24, 1997 (day1996 = 1 on 1/1/96) */
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pTimeStruct = getDateFromDay1996(day1996);
printf("year = %d\n", pTimeStruct->tm_year + 1900);
printf("month = %d\n", pTimeStruct->tm_mon);        /* 0 - 11 */
printf("mday = %d\n", pTimeStruct->tm_mday);        /* 1 - 31 */
printf("hour = %d\n", pTimeStruct->tm_hour);        /* 0 - 23 */
printf("minute = %d\n", pTimeStruct->tm_min);       /* 0 - 59 */
printf("second = %d\n", pTimeStruct->tm_sec);       /* 0 - 59 */

_INPUT_
* day1996 is the day-of-1996 of interest.

_OUTPUT_
* Returns a pointer to a tm struct (as defined in <time.h>).  See
code sample for fields of interest and possible values.  Be aware that
tm_year is the year since 1900, and most fields have a zero least value.
The exception is the month-day, tm_mday.