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#include <wx/wxprec.h>
#ifndef WX_PRECOMP
#include <wx/wx.h>
#endif  // precompiled headers
#include <wx/hashmap.h>
 
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <time.h>
 
#include "model/georef.h"
#include "model/logger.h"
 
#include "gui_lib.h"
#include "dychart.h"
#include "navutil.h"
#include "tcmgr.h"
 
TCMgr *ptcmgr;  
 
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//    TIDELIB
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
//      Static variables for the TIDELIB
 
static time_t s_next_epoch = TIDE_BAD_TIME; /* next years newyears */
static time_t s_this_epoch = TIDE_BAD_TIME; /* this years newyears */
static int s_this_year = -1;
 
static double time2dt_tide(time_t t, int deriv, IDX_entry *pIDX);
static int yearoftimet(time_t t);
static void happy_new_year(IDX_entry *pIDX, int new_year);
static void set_epoch(IDX_entry *pIDX, int year);
 
static double time2tide(time_t t, IDX_entry *pIDX) {
  return time2dt_tide(t, 0, pIDX);
}
 
double BOGUS_amplitude(double mpy, IDX_entry *pIDX) {
  Station_Data *pmsd = pIDX->pref_sta_data;
 
  if (!pmsd->have_BOGUS)  // || !convert_BOGUS)   // Added mgh
    return (mpy * pIDX->max_amplitude);
  else {
    if (mpy >= 0.0)
      return (sqrt(mpy * pIDX->max_amplitude));
    else
      return (-sqrt(-mpy * pIDX->max_amplitude));
  }
}
 
/* Calculate the denormalized tide. */
double time2atide(time_t t, IDX_entry *pIDX) {
  return BOGUS_amplitude(time2tide(t, pIDX), pIDX) + pIDX->pref_sta_data->DATUM;
}
 
/* Next high tide, low tide, transition of the mark level, or some
 *   combination.
 *       Bit      Meaning
 *        0       low tide
 *        1       high tide
 *        2       falling transition
 *        3       rising transition
 */
int next_big_event(time_t *tm, IDX_entry *pIDX) {
  double p, q;
  int flags = 0, slope = 0;
  p = time2atide(*tm, pIDX);
  *tm += 60;
  q = time2atide(*tm, pIDX);
  *tm += 60;
  if (p < q) slope = 1;
  while (1) {
    if ((slope == 1 && q < p) || (slope == 0 && p < q)) {
      /* Tide event */
      flags |= (1 << slope);
    }
    /* Modes in which to return mark transitions: */
    /*    -text (no -graph)   */
    /*    -graph (no -text)   */
    /*    -ppm                */
    /*    -gif                */
    /*    -ps                 */
 
    //    if (mark && ((text && !graphmode) || (!text && graphmode)
    //    || ppm || gif || ps))
    //      int marklev = 0;
#if (0)
    if (0)
      if ((p > marklev && q <= marklev) || (p < marklev && q >= marklev)) {
        /* Transition event */
        if (p < q)
          flags |= 8;
        else
          flags |= 4;
        if (!(flags & 3)) {
          /* If we're incredibly unlucky, we could miss a tide event if we
           *                       don't check for it here:
           *
           *                                       . <----   Value that would be
           * returned
           *                                  -----------    Mark level
           *                                .           .
           */
          p = q;
          q = time2atide(*tm, pIDX);
          if ((slope == 1 && q < p) || (slope == 0 && p < q)) {
            /* Tide event */
            flags |= (1 << slope);
          }
        }
      }
#endif
 
    if (flags) {
      *tm -= 60;
      /* Don't back up over a transition event, but do back up to where the
       *               tide changed if possible.  If they happen at the same
       * time, then we're off by a minute on the tide, but if we back it up it
       * will get snagged on the transition event over and over. */
      if (flags < 4) *tm -= 60;
      return flags;
    }
    p = q;
    q = time2atide(*tm, pIDX);
    *tm += 60;
  }
}
 
/* Estimate the normalized mean tide level around a particular time by
 *   summing only the long-term constituents. */
/* Does not do any blending around year's end. */
/* This is used only by time2asecondary for finding the mean tide level */
double time2mean(time_t t, IDX_entry *pIDX) {
  double tide = 0.0;
  int a;
  int new_year = yearoftimet(t);
  if (pIDX->epoch_year != new_year) happy_new_year(pIDX, new_year);
 
  for (a = 0; a < pIDX->num_csts; a++) {
    if (pIDX->m_cst_speeds[a] < 6e-6) {
      tide += pIDX->m_work_buffer[a] *
              cos(pIDX->m_cst_speeds[a] * ((long)(t - pIDX->epoch) +
                                           pIDX->pref_sta_data->meridian) +
                  pIDX->m_cst_epochs[a][pIDX->epoch_year - pIDX->first_year] -
                  pIDX->pref_sta_data->epoch[a]);
    }
  }
 
  return tide;
}
 
/* If offsets are in effect, interpolate the 'corrected' denormalized
 * tide.  The normalized is derived from this, instead of the other way
 * around, because the application of height offsets requires the
 * denormalized tide. */
double time2asecondary(time_t t, IDX_entry *pIDX) {
  time_t tadj = t + pIDX->station_tz_offset;
 
  /* Get rid of the normals. */
  if (!(pIDX->have_offsets)) return time2atide(tadj, pIDX);
 
  {
    /* Intervalwidth of 14 (was originally 13) failed on this input:
     *        -location Dublon -hloff +0.0001 -gstart 1997:09:10:00:00 -raw
     * 1997:09:15:00:00
     */
#define intervalwidth 15
#define stretchfactor 3
 
    static time_t lowtime = 0, hightime = 0;
    static double lowlvl, highlvl; /* Normalized tide levels for MIN, MAX */
    time_t T;                      /* Adjusted t */
    double S, Z, HI, HS, magicnum;
    time_t interval = 3600 * intervalwidth;
    long difflow, diffhigh;
    int badlowflag = 0, badhighflag = 0;
 
    /* Algorithm by Jean-Pierre Lapointe (scipur@collegenotre-dame.qc.ca) */
    /* as interpreted, munged, and implemented by DWF */
 
    /* This is the initial guess (average of time offsets) */
    //    T = t - (httimeoff + lttimeoff) / 2;
    T = tadj - (pIDX->IDX_ht_time_off * 60 + pIDX->IDX_lt_time_off * 60) / 2;
    /* The usage of an estimate of mean tide level here is to correct
     *           for seasonal changes in tide level.  Previously I had simply
     * used the zero of the tide function as the mean, but this gave bad results
     * around summer and winter for locations with large seasonal variations. */
    //        printf("-----time2asecondary  %ld %ld %d %d\n", t, T,
    //        pIDX->IDX_ht_time_off ,pIDX->IDX_lt_time_off);
 
    Z = time2mean(T, pIDX);
    S = time2tide(T, pIDX) - Z;
 
    /* Find MAX and MIN.  I use the highest high tide and the lowest
     *           low tide over a 26 hour period, but I allow the interval to
     * stretch a lot if necessary to avoid creating discontinuities.  The
     *           heuristic used is not perfect but will hopefully be good
     * enough.
     *
     *           It is an assumption in the algorithm that the tide level will
     *           be above the mean tide level for MAX and below it for MIN.  A
     *           changeover occurs at mean tide level.  It would be nice to
     *           always use the two tides that immediately bracket T and to put
     *           the changeover at mid tide instead of always at mean tide
     *           level, since this would eliminate much of the inaccuracy.
     *           Unfortunately if you change the location of the changeover it
     *           causes the tide function to become discontinuous.
     *
     *           Now that I'm using time2mean, the changeover does move, but so
     *           slowly that it makes no difference.
     */
 
    if (lowtime < T)
      difflow = T - lowtime;
    else
      difflow = lowtime - T;
    if (hightime < T)
      diffhigh = T - hightime;
    else
      diffhigh = hightime - T;
 
    /* Update MIN? */
    if (difflow > interval * stretchfactor) badlowflag = 1;
    if (badlowflag || (difflow > interval && S > 0)) {
      time_t tt;
      double tl;
      tt = T - interval;
      next_big_event(&tt, pIDX);
      lowlvl = time2tide(tt, pIDX);
      lowtime = tt;
      while (tt < T + interval) {
        next_big_event(&tt, pIDX);
        tl = time2tide(tt, pIDX);
        if (tl < lowlvl && tt < T + interval) {
          lowlvl = tl;
          lowtime = tt;
        }
      }
    }
    /* Update MAX? */
    if (diffhigh > interval * stretchfactor) badhighflag = 1;
    if (badhighflag || (diffhigh > interval && S < 0)) {
      time_t tt;
      double tl;
      tt = T - interval;
      next_big_event(&tt, pIDX);
      highlvl = time2tide(tt, pIDX);
      hightime = tt;
      while (tt < T + interval) {
        next_big_event(&tt, pIDX);
        tl = time2tide(tt, pIDX);
        if (tl > highlvl && tt < T + interval) {
          highlvl = tl;
          hightime = tt;
        }
      }
    }
 
#if 0
        /* UNFORTUNATELY there are times when the tide level NEVER CROSSES
         *           THE MEAN for extended periods of time.  ARRRGH!  */
        if (lowlvl >= 0.0)
            lowlvl = -1.0;
        if (highlvl <= 0.0)
            highlvl = 1.0;
#endif
    /* Now that I'm using time2mean, I should be guaranteed to get
     *           an appropriate low and high. */
 
    /* Improve the initial guess. */
    if (S > 0)
      magicnum = 0.5 * S / fabs(highlvl - Z);
    else
      magicnum = 0.5 * S / fabs(lowlvl - Z);
    //    T = T - magicnum * (httimeoff - lttimeoff);
    T = T - (time_t)(magicnum * ((pIDX->IDX_ht_time_off * 60) -
                                 (pIDX->IDX_lt_time_off * 60)));
    HI = time2tide(T, pIDX);
 
    //    Correct the amplitude offsets for BOGUS knot^2 units
    double ht_off, lt_off;
    if (pIDX->pref_sta_data->have_BOGUS) {
      ht_off = pIDX->IDX_ht_off *
               pIDX->IDX_ht_off;  // Square offset in kts to adjust for kts^2
      lt_off = pIDX->IDX_lt_off * pIDX->IDX_lt_off;
    } else {
      ht_off = pIDX->IDX_ht_off;
      lt_off = pIDX->IDX_lt_off;
    }
 
    /* Denormalize and apply the height offsets. */
    HI = BOGUS_amplitude(HI, pIDX) + pIDX->pref_sta_data->DATUM;
    {
      double RH = 1.0, RL = 1.0, HH = 0.0, HL = 0.0;
      RH = pIDX->IDX_ht_mpy;
      HH = ht_off;
      RL = pIDX->IDX_lt_mpy;
      HL = lt_off;
 
      /* I patched the usage of RH and RL to avoid big ugly
       *            discontinuities when they are not equal.  -- DWF */
 
      HS = HI * ((RH + RL) / 2 + (RH - RL) * magicnum) + (HH + HL) / 2 +
           (HH - HL) * magicnum;
    }
 
    return HS;
  }
}
 
/*
 * We will need a function for tidal height as a function of time
 * which is continuous (and has continuous first and second derivatives)
 * for all times.
 *
 * Since the epochs & multipliers for the tidal constituents change
 * with the year, the regular time2tide(t) function has small
 * discontinuities at new years.  These discontinuities really
 * fry the fast root-finders.
 *
 * We will eliminate the new-years discontinuities by smoothly
 * interpolating (or "blending") between the tides calculated with one
 * year's coefficients, and the tides calculated with the next year's
 * coefficients.
 *
 * i.e. for times near a new years, we will "blend" a tide
 * as follows:
 *
 * tide(t) = tide(year-1, t)
 *                  + w((t - t0) / Tblend) * (tide(year,t) - tide(year-1,t))
 *
 * Here:  t0 is the time of the nearest new-year.
 *        tide(year-1, t) is the tide calculated using the coefficients
 *           for the year just preceding t0.
 *        tide(year, t) is the tide calculated using the coefficients
 *           for the year which starts at t0.
 *        Tblend is the "blending" time scale.  This is set by
 *           the macro TIDE_BLEND_TIME, currently one hour.
 *        w(x) is the "blending function", whice varies smoothly
 *           from 0, for x < -1 to 1 for x > 1.
 *
 * Derivatives of the blended tide can be evaluated in terms of derivatives
 * of w(x), tide(year-1, t), and tide(year, t).  The blended tide is
 * guaranteed to have as many continuous derivatives as w(x).  */
 
/* time2dt_tide(time_t t, int n)
 *
 *   Calculate nth time derivative the normalized tide.
 *
 * Notes: This function does not check for changes in year.
 *  This is important to our algorithm, since for times near
 *  new years, we interpolate between the tides calculated
 *  using one years coefficients, and the next years coefficients.
 *
 *  Except for this detail, time2dt_tide(t,0) should return a value
 *  identical to time2tide(t).
 */
double _time2dt_tide(time_t t, int deriv, IDX_entry *pIDX) {
  double dt_tide = 0.0;
  int a, b;
  double term, tempd;
 
  tempd = M_PI / 2.0 * deriv;
  for (a = 0; a < pIDX->num_csts; a++) {
    term = pIDX->m_work_buffer[a] *
           cos(tempd +
               pIDX->m_cst_speeds[a] *
                   ((long)(t - pIDX->epoch) + pIDX->pref_sta_data->meridian) +
               pIDX->m_cst_epochs[a][pIDX->epoch_year - pIDX->first_year] -
               pIDX->pref_sta_data->epoch[a]);
    for (b = deriv; b > 0; b--) term *= pIDX->m_cst_speeds[a];
    dt_tide += term;
  }
  return dt_tide;
}
 
/* blend_weight (double x, int deriv)
 *
 * Returns the value nth derivative of the "blending function" w(x):
 *
 *   w(x) =  0,     for x <= -1
 *
 *   w(x) =  1/2 + (15/16) x - (5/8) x^3 + (3/16) x^5,
 *                  for  -1 < x < 1
 *
 *   w(x) =  1,     for x >= 1
 *
 * This function has the following desirable properties:
 *
 *    w(x) is exactly either 0 or 1 for |x| > 1
 *
 *    w(x), as well as its first two derivatives are continuous for all x.
 */
static double blend_weight(double x, int deriv) {
  double x2 = x * x;
 
  if (x2 >= 1.0) return deriv == 0 && x > 0.0 ? 1.0 : 0.0;
 
  switch (deriv) {
    case 0:
      return ((3.0 * x2 - 10.0) * x2 + 15.0) * x / 16.0 + 0.5;
    case 1:
      return ((x2 - 2.0) * x2 + 1.0) * (15.0 / 16.0);
    case 2:
      return (x2 - 1.0) * x * (15.0 / 4.0);
  }
  return (0);  // mgh+ to get rid of compiler warning
}
 
/*
 * This function does the actual "blending" of the tide
 * and its derivatives.
 */
double blend_tide(time_t t, unsigned int deriv, int first_year, double blend,
                  IDX_entry *pIDX) {
  double fl[TIDE_MAX_DERIV + 1];
  double fr[TIDE_MAX_DERIV + 1];
  double *fp = fl;
  double w[TIDE_MAX_DERIV + 1];
  double fact = 1.0;
  double f;
  unsigned int n;
 
  /*
   * If we are already happy_new_year()ed into one of the two years
   * of interest, compute that years tide values first.
   */
  int year = yearoftimet(t);
  if (year == first_year + 1)
    fp = fr;
  else if (year != first_year)
    happy_new_year(pIDX, first_year);
  for (n = 0; n <= deriv; n++) fp[n] = _time2dt_tide(t, n, pIDX);
 
  /*
   * Compute tide values for the other year of interest,
   *  and the needed values of w(x) and its derivatives.
   */
  if (fp == fl) {
    happy_new_year(pIDX, first_year + 1);
    fp = fr;
  } else {
    happy_new_year(pIDX, first_year);
    fp = fl;
  }
  for (n = 0; n <= deriv; n++) {
    fp[n] = _time2dt_tide(t, n, pIDX);
    w[n] = blend_weight(blend, n);
  }
 
  /*
   * Do the blending.
   */
 
  f = fl[deriv];
  for (n = 0; n <= deriv; n++) {
    f += fact * w[n] * (fr[deriv - n] - fl[deriv - n]);
    fact *= (double)(deriv - n) / (n + 1) * (1.0 / TIDE_BLEND_TIME);
  }
  printf(" %ld  %g     %g %g %g\n", (long)t, blend, fr[0], fl[0], f);
  return f;
}
 
static double time2dt_tide(time_t t, int deriv, IDX_entry *pIDX) {
  int new_year;
  int yott = yearoftimet(t);
  new_year = yott;
 
  /* Make sure our values of next_epoch and epoch are up to date. */
  if (new_year != s_this_year) {
    if (new_year + 1 < pIDX->first_year + pIDX->num_epochs) {
      set_epoch(pIDX, new_year + 1);
      s_next_epoch = pIDX->epoch;
    } else
      s_next_epoch = TIDE_BAD_TIME;
 
    happy_new_year(pIDX, s_this_year = new_year);
    s_this_epoch = pIDX->epoch;
  }
 
  /*
   * If we're close to either the previous or the next
   * new years we must blend the two years tides.
   */
  if (t - s_this_epoch <= TIDE_BLEND_TIME && s_this_year > pIDX->first_year)
    return blend_tide(t, deriv, s_this_year - 1,
                      (double)(t - s_this_epoch) / TIDE_BLEND_TIME, pIDX);
  else if (s_next_epoch - t <= TIDE_BLEND_TIME &&
           s_this_year + 1 < pIDX->first_year + pIDX->num_epochs)
    return blend_tide(t, deriv, s_this_year,
                      -(double)(s_next_epoch - t) / TIDE_BLEND_TIME, pIDX);
 
  /*
   * Else, we're far enough from newyears to ignore the blending.
   */
  if (pIDX->epoch_year != new_year) happy_new_year(pIDX, new_year);
 
  return _time2dt_tide(t, deriv, pIDX);
}
 
/* Figure out max amplitude over all the years in the node factors table. */
/* This function by Geoffrey T. Dairiki */
void figure_max_amplitude(IDX_entry *pIDX) {
  int i, a;
 
  if (pIDX->max_amplitude == 0.0) {
    for (i = 0; i < pIDX->num_nodes; i++) {
      double year_amp = 0.0;
 
      for (a = 0; a < pIDX->num_csts; a++)
        year_amp += pIDX->pref_sta_data->amplitude[a] * pIDX->m_cst_nodes[a][i];
      if (year_amp > pIDX->max_amplitude) pIDX->max_amplitude = year_amp;
    }
  }
}
 
/* Figure out normalized multipliers for constituents for a particular year. */
void figure_multipliers(IDX_entry *pIDX, int year) {
  int a;
 
  figure_max_amplitude(pIDX);
  for (a = 0; a < pIDX->num_csts; a++) {
    pIDX->m_work_buffer[a] = pIDX->pref_sta_data->amplitude[a] *
                             pIDX->m_cst_nodes[a][year - pIDX->first_year] /
                             pIDX->max_amplitude;  // BOGUS_amplitude?
  }
}
 
/* This idiotic function is needed by the new tm2gmt. */
#define compare_int(a, b) (((int)(a)) - ((int)(b)))
int compare_tm(struct tm *a, struct tm *b) {
  int temp;
  /* printf ("A is %d:%d:%d:%d:%d:%d   B is %d:%d:%d:%d:%d:%d\n",
   *      a->tm_year+1900, a->tm_mon+1, a->tm_mday, a->tm_hour,
   *      a->tm_min, a->tm_sec,
   *      b->tm_year+1900, b->tm_mon+1, b->tm_mday, b->tm_hour,
   *      b->tm_min, b->tm_sec); */
 
  temp = compare_int(a->tm_year, b->tm_year);
  if (temp) return temp;
  temp = compare_int(a->tm_mon, b->tm_mon);
  if (temp) return temp;
  temp = compare_int(a->tm_mday, b->tm_mday);
  if (temp) return temp;
  temp = compare_int(a->tm_hour, b->tm_hour);
  if (temp) return temp;
  temp = compare_int(a->tm_min, b->tm_min);
  if (temp) return temp;
  return compare_int(a->tm_sec, b->tm_sec);
}
 
/* Convert a struct tm in GMT back to a time_t.  isdst is ignored, since
 *   it never should have been needed by mktime in the first place.
 */
time_t tm2gmt(struct tm *ht) {
  time_t guess, newguess, thebit;
  int loopcounter, compare;
  struct tm *gt;
 
  guess = 0;
  loopcounter = (sizeof(time_t) * 8) - 1;
  thebit = ((time_t)1) << (loopcounter - 1);
 
  /* For simplicity, I'm going to insist that the time_t we want is
   *       positive.  If time_t is signed, skip the sign bit.
   */
  if ((signed long)thebit < (time_t)(0)) {
    /* You can't just shift thebit right because it propagates the sign bit. */
    loopcounter--;
    thebit = ((time_t)1) << (loopcounter - 1);
  }
 
  for (; loopcounter; loopcounter--) {
    newguess = guess | thebit;
    gt = gmtime(&newguess);
    if (NULL != gt) {
      compare = compare_tm(gt, ht);
      if (compare <= 0) guess = newguess;
    }
    thebit >>= 1;
  }
 
  return guess;
}
 
static int yearoftimet(time_t t) { return ((gmtime(&t))->tm_year) + 1900; }
 
/* Calculate time_t of the epoch. */
static void set_epoch(IDX_entry *pIDX, int year) {
  struct tm ht;
 
  ht.tm_year = year - 1900;
  ht.tm_sec = ht.tm_min = ht.tm_hour = ht.tm_mon = 0;
  ht.tm_mday = 1;
  pIDX->epoch = tm2gmt(&ht);
}
 
/* Re-initialize for a different year */
static void happy_new_year(IDX_entry *pIDX, int new_year) {
  pIDX->epoch_year = new_year;
  figure_multipliers(pIDX, new_year);
  set_epoch(pIDX, new_year);
}
 
//      TCMgr Implementation
TCMgr::TCMgr() {}
 
TCMgr::~TCMgr() { PurgeData(); }
 
void TCMgr::PurgeData() {
  m_Combined_IDX_array.clear();
 
  //  Delete all the data sources
  m_source_array.Clear();
}
 
TC_Error_Code TCMgr::LoadDataSources(std::vector<std::string> &sources) {
  PurgeData();
 
  //  Take a copy of dataset file name array
  m_sourcefile_array.clear();
  m_sourcefile_array = sources;
 
  int num_IDX = 0;
 
  for (auto src : sources) {
    TCDataSource *s = new TCDataSource;
    TC_Error_Code r = s->LoadData(src);
    if (r != TC_NO_ERROR) {
      wxString msg;
      msg.Printf("   Error loading Tide/Currect data source %s ", src.c_str());
      if (r == TC_FILE_NOT_FOUND)
        msg += "Error Code: TC_FILE_NOT_FOUND";
      else {
        wxString msg1;
        msg1.Printf("Error code: %d", r);
        msg += msg1;
      }
      wxLogMessage(msg);
      delete s;
    } else {
      m_source_array.Add(s);
 
      for (int k = 0; k < s->GetMaxIndex(); k++) {
        IDX_entry *pIDX = s->GetIndexEntry(k);
        pIDX->IDX_rec_num = num_IDX;
        num_IDX++;
        m_Combined_IDX_array.push_back(pIDX);
      }
    }
  }
 
  bTCMReady = true;
 
  if (m_Combined_IDX_array.empty())
    OCPNMessageBox(
        NULL, _("It seems you have no tide/current harmonic data installed."),
        _("OpenCPN Info"), wxOK | wxCENTER);
 
  ScrubCurrentDepths();
  return TC_NO_ERROR;
}
 
void TCMgr::ScrubCurrentDepths() {
  //  Process Current stations reporting values at multiple depths
  //  Identify and mark the shallowest record, as being most usable to OCPN
  //  users
 
  WX_DECLARE_STRING_HASH_MAP(int, currentDepth_index_hash);
 
  currentDepth_index_hash hash1;
 
  for (int i = 1; i < Get_max_IDX() + 1; i++) {
    IDX_entry *a = (IDX_entry *)GetIDX_entry(i);
    if (a->IDX_type == 'C') {
      if (a->current_depth > 0) {
        int depth_a = a->current_depth;
 
        // We formulate the hash map with geo-location as the keys
        //  Using "doubles" as hashmap key values is dangerous, especially
        //  cross-platform So, we a printf-ed string of lat/lon for hash key,
        //  This is relatively inefficient. but tolerable in this little used
        //  method.
 
        wxString key1;
        key1.Printf("%10.6f %10.6f", a->IDX_lat, a->IDX_lon);
 
        currentDepth_index_hash::iterator it = hash1.find(key1);
        if (it == hash1.end()) {
          //      Key not found, needs to be added
          hash1[key1] = i;
        } else {
          // Check the depth value at the referenced index
          // if less than the current depth, replace the hashmap value
          IDX_entry *b = (IDX_entry *)GetIDX_entry(it->second);
          std::string bName(b->IDX_station_name);
          int depth_b = b->current_depth;
          if (depth_a < depth_b) {
            hash1[key1] = i;
            b->b_skipTooDeep = 1;  // mark deeper index to skip display
          } else {
            a->b_skipTooDeep = 1;  // mark deeper index to skip display
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
 
const IDX_entry *TCMgr::GetIDX_entry(int index) const {
  if ((unsigned int)index < m_Combined_IDX_array.size())
    return m_Combined_IDX_array[index];
  else
    return NULL;
}
 
bool TCMgr::GetTideOrCurrent(time_t t, int idx, float &tcvalue, float &dir) {
  //    Return a sensible value of 0,0 by default
  dir = 0;
  tcvalue = 0;
 
  //    Load up this location data
  IDX_entry *pIDX = m_Combined_IDX_array[idx];  // point to the index entry
 
  if (!pIDX) {
    dir = 0;
    tcvalue = 0;
    return false;
  }
 
  if (!pIDX->IDX_Useable) {
    dir = 0;
    tcvalue = 0;
    return (false);  // no error, but unuseable
  }
 
  if (pIDX->pDataSource) {
    if (pIDX->pDataSource->LoadHarmonicData(pIDX) != TC_NO_ERROR) return false;
  }
 
  pIDX->max_amplitude = 0.0;  // Force multiplier re-compute
  int yott = yearoftimet(t);
 
  happy_new_year(pIDX, yott);  // Calculate new multipliers
 
  //    Finally, calculate the tide/current
 
  double level = time2asecondary(t + (00 * 60), pIDX);  // 300. 240
  if (level >= 0)
    dir = pIDX->IDX_flood_dir;
  else
    dir = pIDX->IDX_ebb_dir;
 
  tcvalue = level;
 
  return (true);  // Got it!
}
 
bool TCMgr::GetTideOrCurrentMeters(time_t t, int idx, float &tcvalue,
                                   float &dir) {
  float val_from_index;
  bool bret = GetTideOrCurrent(t, idx, val_from_index, dir);
  if (!bret) return false;
 
  //    Load up this location data
  IDX_entry *pIDX = m_Combined_IDX_array[idx];  // point to the index entry
  Station_Data *pmsd = pIDX->pref_sta_data;
  if (pmsd) {
    // Convert from station units to meters
    int unit_c = TCDataFactory::findunit(pmsd->unit);
    if (unit_c >= 0) {
      val_from_index *= TCDataFactory::known_units[unit_c].conv_factor;
    }
    tcvalue = val_from_index;
    return true;
  } else
    return false;
}
 
extern wxDateTime gTimeSource;
 
bool TCMgr::GetTideOrCurrent15(time_t t_d, int idx, float &tcvalue, float &dir,
                               bool &bnew_val) {
  int ret;
  IDX_entry *pIDX = m_Combined_IDX_array[idx];  // point to the index entry
 
  if (!pIDX) {
    dir = 0;
    tcvalue = 0;
    return false;
  }
 
  //    Figure out this computer timezone minute offset
  wxDateTime this_now = gTimeSource;  // wxDateTime::Now();
  if (this_now.IsValid() == false) this_now = wxDateTime::Now();
  wxDateTime this_gmt = this_now.ToGMT();
  wxTimeSpan diff = this_gmt.Subtract(this_now);
  int diff_mins = diff.GetMinutes();
 
  int station_offset = pIDX->IDX_time_zone;
  if (this_now.IsDST()) station_offset += 60;
  int corr_mins = station_offset - diff_mins;
 
  wxDateTime today_00 = this_now;
  today_00.ResetTime();
  int t_today_00 = today_00.GetTicks();
  int t_today_00_at_station = t_today_00 - (corr_mins * 60);
 
  int t_at_station =
      this_gmt.GetTicks() - (station_offset * 60) + (corr_mins * 60);
 
  int t_mins = (t_at_station - t_today_00_at_station) / 60;
  int t_15s = t_mins / 15;
 
  if (pIDX->Valid15)  // valid data available
  {
    int tref1 = t_today_00_at_station + t_15s * 15 * 60;
    if (tref1 == pIDX->Valid15) {
      tcvalue = pIDX->Value15;
      dir = pIDX->Dir15;
      bnew_val = false;
      return pIDX->Ret15;
    } else {
      int tref = t_today_00_at_station + t_15s * 15 * 60;
      ret = GetTideOrCurrent(tref, idx, tcvalue, dir);
 
      pIDX->Valid15 = tref;
      pIDX->Value15 = tcvalue;
      pIDX->Dir15 = dir;
      pIDX->Ret15 = !(ret == 0);
      bnew_val = true;
 
      return !(ret == 0);
    }
  }
 
  else {
    int tref = t_today_00_at_station + t_15s * 15 * 60;
    ret = GetTideOrCurrent(tref, idx, tcvalue, dir);
 
    pIDX->Valid15 = tref;
    pIDX->Value15 = tcvalue;
    pIDX->Dir15 = dir;
    pIDX->Ret15 = !(ret == 0);
    bnew_val = true;
  }
 
  return !(ret == 0);
}
 
bool TCMgr::GetTideFlowSens(time_t t, int sch_step, int idx, float &tcvalue_now,
                            float &tcvalue_prev, bool &w_t) {
  //    Return a sensible value of 0 by default
  tcvalue_now = 0;
  tcvalue_prev = 0;
  w_t = false;
 
  //    Load up this location data
  IDX_entry *pIDX = m_Combined_IDX_array[idx];  // point to the index entry
 
  if (!pIDX) return false;
 
  if (!pIDX->IDX_Useable) return false;  // no error, but unuseable
 
  if (pIDX->pDataSource) {
    if (pIDX->pDataSource->LoadHarmonicData(pIDX) != TC_NO_ERROR) return false;
  }
 
  pIDX->max_amplitude = 0.0;  // Force multiplier re-compute
  int yott = yearoftimet(t);
  happy_new_year(pIDX, yott);  // Force new multipliers
 
  //    Finally, process the tide flow sens
 
  tcvalue_now = time2asecondary(t, pIDX);
  tcvalue_prev = time2asecondary(t + sch_step, pIDX);
 
  w_t =
      tcvalue_now > tcvalue_prev;  // w_t = true --> flood , w_t = false --> ebb
 
  return true;
}
 
void TCMgr::GetHightOrLowTide(time_t t, int sch_step_1, int sch_step_2,
                              float tide_val, bool w_t, int idx, float &tcvalue,
                              time_t &tctime) {
  //    Return a sensible value of 0,0 by default
  tcvalue = 0;
  tctime = t;
 
  //    Load up this location data
  IDX_entry *pIDX = m_Combined_IDX_array[idx];  // point to the index entry
 
  if (!pIDX) return;
 
  if (!pIDX->IDX_Useable) return;  // no error, but unuseable
 
  if (pIDX->pDataSource) {
    if (pIDX->pDataSource->LoadHarmonicData(pIDX) != TC_NO_ERROR) return;
  }
 
  // Is the cache data reasonably fresh?
  if (abs(t - pIDX->recent_highlow_calc_time) < 60) {
    if (w_t) {
      tcvalue = pIDX->recent_high_level;
      tctime = pIDX->recent_high_time;
    } else {
      tcvalue = pIDX->recent_low_level;
      tctime = pIDX->recent_low_time;
    }
    return;
  }
 
  pIDX->max_amplitude = 0.0;  // Force multiplier re-compute
  int yott = yearoftimet(t);
  happy_new_year(pIDX, yott);
 
  // Finally, calculate the Hight and low tides
  double newval = tide_val;
  double oldval = (w_t) ? newval - 1 : newval + 1;
  int j = 0;
  int k = 0;
  int ttt = 0;
  while ((newval > oldval) == w_t)  // searching each ten minute
  {
    j++;
    oldval = newval;
    ttt = t + (sch_step_1 * j);
    newval = time2asecondary(ttt, pIDX);
  }
  oldval = (w_t) ? newval - 1 : newval + 1;
  while ((newval > oldval) == w_t)  // searching back each minute
  {
    oldval = newval;
    k++;
    ttt = t + (sch_step_1 * j) - (sch_step_2 * k);
    newval = time2asecondary(ttt, pIDX);
  }
  tcvalue = newval;
  tctime = ttt + sch_step_2;
 
  // Cache the data
  pIDX->recent_highlow_calc_time = t;
  if (w_t) {
    pIDX->recent_high_level = newval;
    pIDX->recent_high_time = tctime;
  } else {
    pIDX->recent_low_level = newval;
    pIDX->recent_low_time = tctime;
  }
}
 
int TCMgr::GetStationTimeOffset(IDX_entry *pIDX) { return pIDX->IDX_time_zone; }
 
double TCMgr::GetStationLat(IDX_entry *pIDX) { return pIDX->IDX_lat; }
 
double TCMgr::GetStationLon(IDX_entry *pIDX) { return pIDX->IDX_lon; }
 
int TCMgr::GetNextBigEvent(time_t *tm, int idx) {
  float tcvalue[1];
  float dir;
  bool ret;
  double p, q;
  int flags = 0, slope = 0;
  ret = GetTideOrCurrent(*tm, idx, tcvalue[0], dir);
  p = tcvalue[0];
  *tm += 60;
  ret = GetTideOrCurrent(*tm, idx, tcvalue[0], dir);
  q = tcvalue[0];
  *tm += 60;
  if (p < q) slope = 1;
  while (1) {
    if ((slope == 1 && q < p) || (slope == 0 && p < q)) {
      /* Tide event */
      flags |= (1 << slope);
    }
    if (flags) {
      *tm -= 60;
      if (flags < 4) *tm -= 60;
      return flags;
    }
    p = q;
    ret = GetTideOrCurrent(*tm, idx, tcvalue[0], dir);
    if (!ret) return 0;  // Harmonics file error, data not available
    q = tcvalue[0];
    *tm += 60;
  }
}
 
std::wstring TCMgr::GetTidalEventStr(int station_id, wxDateTime ref_dt,
                                     double lat, double lon, int dt_type) {
  IDX_entry *idx = (IDX_entry *)GetIDX_entry(station_id);
  time_t dtmtt = ref_dt.FromUTC().GetTicks();
  int event = GetNextBigEvent(&dtmtt, station_id);
  wxDateTime event_dt = wxDateTime(dtmtt).MakeUTC();
 
  std::wstring event_str;
  if (event == 1) {
    event_str = _("LW").ToStdWstring();
  } else if (event == 2) {
    event_str = _("HW").ToStdWstring();
  } else {
    event_str = _("Unavailable").ToStdWstring();
  }
 
  if (event > 0) {
    event_str.append(L": ");
    event_str.append(
        toUsrDateTime(event_dt, dt_type, lon).FormatISOCombined(' '));
  }
 
  return event_str;
}
 
std::map<double, const IDX_entry *> TCMgr::GetStationsForLL(double xlat,
                                                            double xlon) const {
  std::map<double, const IDX_entry *> x;
  const IDX_entry *lpIDX;
 
  for (int j = 1; j < Get_max_IDX() + 1; j++) {
    lpIDX = GetIDX_entry(j);
    char type = lpIDX->IDX_type;
    wxString locnx(lpIDX->IDX_station_name, wxConvUTF8);
 
    if (type == 't' || type == 'T') {
      double brg, dist;
      DistanceBearingMercator(xlat, xlon, lpIDX->IDX_lat, lpIDX->IDX_lon, &brg,
                              &dist);
      x.emplace(std::make_pair(dist, lpIDX));
    }
  }
 
  return x;
}
 
int TCMgr::GetStationIDXbyName(const wxString &prefix, double xlat,
                               double xlon) const {
  const IDX_entry *lpIDX;
  int jx = 0;
  wxString locn;
  double distx = 100000.;
 
  int jmax = Get_max_IDX();
 
  for (int j = 1; j < Get_max_IDX() + 1; j++) {
    lpIDX = GetIDX_entry(j);
    char type = lpIDX->IDX_type;  // Entry "TCtcIUu" identifier
    wxString locnx(lpIDX->IDX_station_name, wxConvUTF8);
 
    if (((type == 't') || (type == 'T'))  // only Tides
        && (locnx.StartsWith(prefix))) {
      double brg, dist;
      DistanceBearingMercator(xlat, xlon, lpIDX->IDX_lat, lpIDX->IDX_lon, &brg,
                              &dist);
      if (dist < distx) {
        distx = dist;
        jx = j;
      }
    }
  }  // end for loop
  //} // end if @~~ found in WP
  return (jx);
}
 
int TCMgr::GetStationIDXbyNameType(const wxString &prefix, double xlat,
                                   double xlon, char type) const {
  const IDX_entry *lpIDX;
  int jx = 0;
  wxString locn;
  double distx = 100000.;
 
  // if (prp->m_MarkName.Find("@~~") != wxNOT_FOUND) {
  // tide_form = prp->m_MarkName.Mid(prp->m_MarkName.Find("@~~")+3);
  int jmax = Get_max_IDX();
 
  for (int j = 1; j < Get_max_IDX() + 1; j++) {
    lpIDX = GetIDX_entry(j);
    char typep = lpIDX->IDX_type;  // Entry "TCtcIUu" identifier
    wxString locnx(lpIDX->IDX_station_name, wxConvUTF8);
 
    if ((type == typep) && (locnx.StartsWith(prefix))) {
      double brg, dist;
      DistanceBearingMercator(xlat, xlon, lpIDX->IDX_lat, lpIDX->IDX_lon, &brg,
                              &dist);
      if (dist < distx) {
        distx = dist;
        jx = j;
      }
    }
  }  // end for loop
  return (jx);
}
 
/* $Id: tide_db_default.h 1092 2006-11-16 03:02:42Z flaterco $ */
 
// #include "tcd.h"
 
/*****************************************************************************
 *
 *                            DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT
 *
 *    This source file is unclassified, distribution unlimited, public
 *    domain.  It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
 *    WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 *    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
 *
 ******************************************************************************/
 
#define DEFAULT_HEADER_SIZE 4096
#define DEFAULT_NUMBER_OF_RECORDS 0
#define DEFAULT_LEVEL_UNIT_TYPES 5
#define DEFAULT_DIR_UNIT_TYPES 3
#define DEFAULT_RESTRICTION_TYPES 2
#define DEFAULT_RESTRICTION_BITS 4
#define DEFAULT_TZFILES 406
#define DEFAULT_TZFILE_BITS 10
#define DEFAULT_COUNTRIES 240
#define DEFAULT_COUNTRY_BITS 9
#define DEFAULT_DATUM_TYPES 61
#define DEFAULT_DATUM_BITS 7
#define DEFAULT_LEGALESES 1
#define DEFAULT_LEGALESE_BITS 4
#define DEFAULT_SPEED_SCALE 10000000
#define DEFAULT_EQUILIBRIUM_SCALE 100
#define DEFAULT_NODE_SCALE 10000
#define DEFAULT_AMPLITUDE_BITS 19
#define DEFAULT_AMPLITUDE_SCALE 10000
#define DEFAULT_EPOCH_BITS 16
#define DEFAULT_EPOCH_SCALE 100
#define DEFAULT_RECORD_TYPE_BITS 4
#define DEFAULT_LATITUDE_BITS 25
#define DEFAULT_LATITUDE_SCALE 100000
#define DEFAULT_LONGITUDE_BITS 26
#define DEFAULT_LONGITUDE_SCALE 100000
#define DEFAULT_RECORD_SIZE_BITS 16
#define DEFAULT_STATION_BITS 18
#define DEFAULT_DATUM_OFFSET_BITS 28
#define DEFAULT_DATUM_OFFSET_SCALE 10000
#define DEFAULT_DATE_BITS 27
#define DEFAULT_MONTHS_ON_STATION_BITS 10
#define DEFAULT_CONFIDENCE_VALUE_BITS 4
#define DEFAULT_NUMBER_OF_CONSTITUENTS_BITS 8
#define DEFAULT_TIME_BITS 13
#define DEFAULT_LEVEL_ADD_BITS 17
#define DEFAULT_LEVEL_ADD_SCALE 1000
#define DEFAULT_LEVEL_MULTIPLY_BITS 16
#define DEFAULT_LEVEL_MULTIPLY_SCALE 1000
#define DEFAULT_DIRECTION_BITS 9
#define DEFAULT_CONSTITUENT_SIZE 10
#define DEFAULT_LEVEL_UNIT_SIZE 15
#define DEFAULT_DIR_UNIT_SIZE 15
#define DEFAULT_RESTRICTION_SIZE 30
#define DEFAULT_DATUM_SIZE 70
#define DEFAULT_LEGALESE_SIZE 70
#define DEFAULT_TZFILE_SIZE 30
#define DEFAULT_COUNTRY_SIZE 50
 
/*  Stuff for inferring constituents (NAVO short duration tide stations).  */
 
#define INFERRED_SEMI_DIURNAL_COUNT 10
#define INFERRED_DIURNAL_COUNT 10
 
#ifdef __MSVC__
#pragma warning(disable : 4305)  // conversion loss, double to float
#endif
 
const NV_CHAR *inferred_semi_diurnal[INFERRED_SEMI_DIURNAL_COUNT] = {
    "N2", "NU2", "MU2", "2N2", "LDA2", "T2", "R2", "L2", "K2", "KJ2"};
const NV_CHAR *inferred_diurnal[INFERRED_DIURNAL_COUNT] = {
    "OO1", "M1", "J1", "RHO1", "Q1", "2Q1", "P1", "PI1", "PHI1", "PSI1"};
NV_FLOAT32 semi_diurnal_coeff[INFERRED_SEMI_DIURNAL_COUNT] = {
    .1759, .0341, .0219, .0235, .0066, .0248, .0035, .0251, .1151, .0064};
NV_FLOAT32 diurnal_coeff[INFERRED_DIURNAL_COUNT] = {
    .0163, .0209, .0297, .0142, .0730, .0097, .1755, .0103, .0076, .0042};
 
/*  These represent M2 and O1.  */
 
NV_FLOAT32 coeff[2] = {.9085, .3771};
 
/* The following lookup tables are only used for initialization
 *   purposes and in the pull-down menus in TideEditor.  It should be
 *   possible to change them without breaking existing TCD files.  TCD
 *   files embed their own lookup tables.
 */
 
/*  Level unit names  */
 
NV_CHAR level_unit[DEFAULT_LEVEL_UNIT_TYPES][DEFAULT_LEVEL_UNIT_SIZE] = {
    "Unknown", "feet", "meters", "knots", "knots^2"};
 
/*  Direction unit names  */
 
NV_CHAR dir_unit[DEFAULT_DIR_UNIT_TYPES][DEFAULT_DIR_UNIT_SIZE] = {
    "Unknown", "degrees true", "degrees"};
 
/*  Restriction types  */
 
NV_CHAR restriction[DEFAULT_RESTRICTION_TYPES][DEFAULT_RESTRICTION_SIZE] = {
    "Public Domain", "DoD/DoD Contractors Only"};
 
/*  Legaleses  */
 
NV_CHAR legalese[DEFAULT_LEGALESES][DEFAULT_LEGALESE_SIZE] = {"NULL"};
 
/*  # Datum names  */
 
NV_CHAR datum[DEFAULT_DATUM_TYPES][DEFAULT_DATUM_SIZE] = {
    "Unknown",
    "Mean Sea Level",
    "Mean Low Water",
    "Mean Lower Low Water",
    "Mean High Water",
    "Mean Higher High Water",
    "Mean Lower High Water",
    "Mean Higher Low Water",
    "Mean Low Water Springs",
    "Mean Lower Low Water Springs",
    "Mean Low Water Neaps",
    "Mean High Water Neaps",
    "Mean High Water Springs",
    "Mean Higher High Water Springs",
    "Indian Spring Low Water",
    "Equatorial Spring Low Water",
    "Lowest Normal Low Water",
    "Lowest Low Water",
    "Lowest Possible Low Water",
    "Lowest Astronomical Tide",
    "International Great Lakes Datum(1955)",
    "Lower Low Water, Large Tide",
    "Lowest Normal Tide",
    "Higher High Water, Large Tide",
    "Mean Water Level",
    "Higher High Water, Mean Tide",
    "Lower Low Water, Mean Tide",
    "Mean Tide Level",
    "World Geodetic System (1984)",
    "National Geodetic Vertical Datum",
    "Gulf Coast Low Water Datum",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Sea Level",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Low Water",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Lower Low Water",
    "Approximate Level of Mean High Water",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Higher High Water",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Lower High Water",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Higher Low Water",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Low Water Springs",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Lower Low Water Springs",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Low Water Neaps",
    "Approximate Level of Mean High Water Neaps",
    "Approximate Level of Mean High Water Springs",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Higher High Water Springs",
    "Approximate Level of Indian Spring Low Water",
    "Approximate Level of Equatorial Spring Low Water",
    "Approximate Level of Lowest Normal Low Water",
    "Approximate Level of Lowest Low Water",
    "Approximate Level of Lowest Possible Low Water",
    "Approximate Level of Lowest Astronomical Tide",
    "Approximate Level of International Great Lakes Datum (1955)",
    "Approximate Level of Lower Low Water, Large Tide",
    "Approximate Level of Lowest Normal Tide",
    "Approximate Level of Higher High Water, Large Tide",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Water Level",
    "Approximate Level of Higher High Water, Mean Tide",
    "Approximate Level of Lower Low Water, Mean Tide",
    "Approximate Level of Mean Tide Level",
    "Approximate Level of World Geodetic System (1984)",
    "Approximate Level of National Geodetic Vertical Datum",
    "Approximate Level of Gulf Coast Low Water Datum"};
 
/*  # Country names from ISO 3166-1:1999 2-character country code list  */
 
NV_CHAR country[DEFAULT_COUNTRIES][DEFAULT_COUNTRY_SIZE] = {
    "Unknown",
    "Afghanistan",
    "Albania",
    "Algeria",
    "Andorra",
    "Angola",
    "Anguilla",
    "Antarctica",
    "Antigua & Barbuda",
    "Argentina",
    "Armenia",
    "Aruba",
    "Australia",
    "Austria",
    "Azerbaijan",
    "Bahamas",
    "Bahrain",
    "Bangladesh",
    "Barbados",
    "Belarus",
    "Belgium",
    "Belize",
    "Benin",
    "Bermuda",
    "Bhutan",
    "Bolivia",
    "Bosnia & Herzegovina",
    "Botswana",
    "Bouvet Island",
    "Brazil",
    "Britain (UK)",
    "British Indian Ocean Territory",
    "Brunei",
    "Bulgaria",
    "Burkina Faso",
    "Burundi",
    "Cambodia",
    "Cameroon",
    "Canada",
    "Cape Verde",
    "Cayman Islands",
    "Central African Rep.",
    "Chad",
    "Chile",
    "China",
    "Christmas Island",
    "Cocos (Keeling) Islands",
    "Colombia",
    "Comoros",
    "Congo (Dem. Rep.)",
    "Congo (Rep.)",
    "Cook Islands",
    "Costa Rica",
    "Cote d'Ivoire",
    "Croatia",
    "Cuba",
    "Cyprus",
    "Czech Republic",
    "Denmark",
    "Djibouti",
    "Dominica",
    "Dominican Republic",
    "East Timor",
    "Ecuador",
    "Egypt",
    "El Salvador",
    "Equatorial Guinea",
    "Eritrea",
    "Estonia",
    "Ethiopia",
    "Faeroe Islands",
    "Falkland Islands",
    "Fiji",
    "Finland",
    "France",
    "French Guiana",
    "French Polynesia",
    "French Southern & Antarctic Lands",
    "Gabon",
    "Gambia",
    "Georgia",
    "Germany",
    "Ghana",
    "Gibraltar",
    "Greece",
    "Greenland",
    "Grenada",
    "Guadeloupe",
    "Guam",
    "Guatemala",
    "Guinea",
    "Guinea-Bissau",
    "Guyana",
    "Haiti",
    "Heard Island & McDonald Islands",
    "Honduras",
    "Hong Kong",
    "Hungary",
    "Iceland",
    "India",
    "Indonesia",
    "Iran",
    "Iraq",
    "Ireland",
    "Israel",
    "Italy",
    "Jamaica",
    "Japan",
    "Jordan",
    "Kazakhstan",
    "Kenya",
    "Kiribati",
    "Korea (North)",
    "Korea (South)",
    "Kuwait",
    "Kyrgyzstan",
    "Laos",
    "Latvia",
    "Lebanon",
    "Lesotho",
    "Liberia",
    "Libya",
    "Liechtenstein",
    "Lithuania",
    "Luxembourg",
    "Macau",
    "Macedonia",
    "Madagascar",
    "Malawi",
    "Malaysia",
    "Maldives",
    "Mali",
    "Malta",
    "Marshall Islands",
    "Martinique",
    "Mauritania",
    "Mauritius",
    "Mayotte",
    "Mexico",
    "Micronesia",
    "Moldova",
    "Monaco",
    "Mongolia",
    "Montserrat",
    "Morocco",
    "Mozambique",
    "Myanmar (Burma)",
    "Namibia",
    "Nauru",
    "Nepal",
    "Netherlands",
    "Netherlands Antilles",
    "New Caledonia",
    "New Zealand",
    "Nicaragua",
    "Niger",
    "Nigeria",
    "Niue",
    "Norfolk Island",
    "Northern Mariana Islands",
    "Norway",
    "Oman",
    "Pakistan",
    "Palau",
    "Palestine",
    "Panama",
    "Papua New Guinea",
    "Paraguay",
    "Peru",
    "Philippines",
    "Pitcairn",
    "Poland",
    "Portugal",
    "Puerto Rico",
    "Qatar",
    "Reunion",
    "Romania",
    "Russia",
    "Rwanda",
    "Samoa (American)",
    "Samoa (Western)",
    "San Marino",
    "Sao Tome & Principe",
    "Saudi Arabia",
    "Senegal",
    "Seychelles",
    "Sierra Leone",
    "Singapore",
    "Slovakia",
    "Slovenia",
    "Solomon Islands",
    "Somalia",
    "South Africa",
    "South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands",
    "Spain",
    "Sri Lanka",
    "St Helena",
    "St Kitts & Nevis",
    "St Lucia",
    "St Pierre & Miquelon",
    "St Vincent",
    "Sudan",
    "Suriname",
    "Svalbard & Jan Mayen",
    "Swaziland",
    "Sweden",
    "Switzerland",
    "Syria",
    "Taiwan",
    "Tajikistan",
    "Tanzania",
    "Thailand",
    "Togo",
    "Tokelau",
    "Tonga",
    "Trinidad & Tobago",
    "Tunisia",
    "Turkey",
    "Turkmenistan",
    "Turks & Caicos Is",
    "Tuvalu",
    "Uganda",
    "Ukraine",
    "United Arab Emirates",
    "United States",
    "Uruguay",
    "US minor outlying islands",
    "Uzbekistan",
    "Vanuatu",
    "Vatican City",
    "Venezuela",
    "Vietnam",
    "Virgin Islands (UK)",
    "Virgin Islands (US)",
    "Wallis & Futuna",
    "Western Sahara",
    "Yemen",
    "Yugoslavia",
    "Zambia",
    "Zimbabwe"};
 
/*  # Time zones extracted from tzdata2002? .  */
 
NV_CHAR tzfile[DEFAULT_TZFILES][DEFAULT_TZFILE_SIZE] = {
    "Unknown",
    ":Africa/Abidjan",
    ":Africa/Accra",
    ":Africa/Addis_Ababa",
    ":Africa/Algiers",
    ":Africa/Asmera",
    ":Africa/Bamako",
    ":Africa/Bangui",
    ":Africa/Banjul",
    ":Africa/Bissau",
    ":Africa/Blantyre",
    ":Africa/Brazzaville",
    ":Africa/Bujumbura",
    ":Africa/Cairo",
    ":Africa/Casablanca",
    ":Africa/Ceuta",
    ":Africa/Conakry",
    ":Africa/Dakar",
    ":Africa/Dar_es_Salaam",
    ":Africa/Djibouti",
    ":Africa/Douala",
    ":Africa/El_Aaiun",
    ":Africa/Freetown",
    ":Africa/Gaborone",
    ":Africa/Harare",
    ":Africa/Johannesburg",
    ":Africa/Kampala",
    ":Africa/Khartoum",
    ":Africa/Kigali",
    ":Africa/Kinshasa",
    ":Africa/Lagos",
    ":Africa/Libreville",
    ":Africa/Lome",
    ":Africa/Luanda",
    ":Africa/Lubumbashi",
    ":Africa/Lusaka",
    ":Africa/Malabo",
    ":Africa/Maputo",
    ":Africa/Maseru",
    ":Africa/Mbabane",
    ":Africa/Mogadishu",
    ":Africa/Monrovia",
    ":Africa/Nairobi",
    ":Africa/Ndjamena",
    ":Africa/Niamey",
    ":Africa/Nouakchott",
    ":Africa/Ouagadougou",
    ":Africa/Porto-Novo",
    ":Africa/Sao_Tome",
    ":Africa/Timbuktu",
    ":Africa/Tripoli",
    ":Africa/Tunis",
    ":Africa/Windhoek",
    ":America/Adak",
    ":America/Anchorage",
    ":America/Anguilla",
    ":America/Antigua",
    ":America/Araguaina",
    ":America/Aruba",
    ":America/Asuncion",
    ":America/Atka",
    ":America/Barbados",
    ":America/Belem",
    ":America/Belize",
    ":America/Boa_Vista",
    ":America/Bogota",
    ":America/Boise",
    ":America/Buenos_Aires",
    ":America/Cambridge_Bay",
    ":America/Cancun",
    ":America/Caracas",
    ":America/Catamarca",
    ":America/Cayenne",
    ":America/Cayman",
    ":America/Chicago",
    ":America/Chihuahua",
    ":America/Cordoba",
    ":America/Costa_Rica",
    ":America/Cuiaba",
    ":America/Curacao",
    ":America/Danmarkshavn",
    ":America/Dawson",
    ":America/Dawson_Creek",
    ":America/Denver",
    ":America/Detroit",
    ":America/Dominica",
    ":America/Edmonton",
    ":America/Eirunepe",
    ":America/El_Salvador",
    ":America/Ensenada",
    ":America/Fortaleza",
    ":America/Glace_Bay",
    ":America/Godthab",
    ":America/Goose_Bay",
    ":America/Grand_Turk",
    ":America/Grenada",
    ":America/Guadeloupe",
    ":America/Guatemala",
    ":America/Guayaquil",
    ":America/Guyana",
    ":America/Halifax",
    ":America/Havana",
    ":America/Hermosillo",
    ":America/Indiana/Knox",
    ":America/Indiana/Marengo",
    ":America/Indianapolis",
    ":America/Indiana/Vevay",
    ":America/Inuvik",
    ":America/Iqaluit",
    ":America/Jamaica",
    ":America/Jujuy",
    ":America/Juneau",
    ":America/Kentucky/Monticello",
    ":America/La_Paz",
    ":America/Lima",
    ":America/Los_Angeles",
    ":America/Louisville",
    ":America/Maceio",
    ":America/Managua",
    ":America/Manaus",
    ":America/Martinique",
    ":America/Mazatlan",
    ":America/Mendoza",
    ":America/Menominee",
    ":America/Merida",
    ":America/Mexico_City",
    ":America/Miquelon",
    ":America/Monterrey",
    ":America/Montevideo",
    ":America/Montreal",
    ":America/Montserrat",
    ":America/Nassau",
    ":America/New_York",
    ":America/Nipigon",
    ":America/Nome",
    ":America/Noronha",
    ":America/North_Dakota/Center",
    ":America/Panama",
    ":America/Pangnirtung",
    ":America/Paramaribo",
    ":America/Phoenix",
    ":America/Port-au-Prince",
    ":America/Port_of_Spain",
    ":America/Porto_Velho",
    ":America/Puerto_Rico",
    ":America/Rainy_River",
    ":America/Rankin_Inlet",
    ":America/Recife",
    ":America/Regina",
    ":America/Rio_Branco",
    ":America/Santiago",
    ":America/Santo_Domingo",
    ":America/Sao_Paulo",
    ":America/Scoresbysund",
    ":America/Shiprock",
    ":America/St_Johns",
    ":America/St_Kitts",
    ":America/St_Lucia",
    ":America/St_Thomas",
    ":America/St_Vincent",
    ":America/Swift_Current",
    ":America/Tegucigalpa",
    ":America/Thule",
    ":America/Thunder_Bay",
    ":America/Tijuana",
    ":America/Tortola",
    ":America/Vancouver",
    ":America/Whitehorse",
    ":America/Winnipeg",
    ":America/Yakutat",
    ":America/Yellowknife",
    ":Antarctica/Casey",
    ":Antarctica/Davis",
    ":Antarctica/DumontDUrville",
    ":Antarctica/Mawson",
    ":Antarctica/McMurdo",
    ":Antarctica/Palmer",
    ":Antarctica/South_Pole",
    ":Antarctica/Syowa",
    ":Antarctica/Vostok",
    ":Arctic/Longyearbyen",
    ":Asia/Aden",
    ":Asia/Almaty",
    ":Asia/Amman",
    ":Asia/Anadyr",
    ":Asia/Aqtau",
    ":Asia/Aqtobe",
    ":Asia/Ashgabat",
    ":Asia/Baghdad",
    ":Asia/Bahrain",
    ":Asia/Baku",
    ":Asia/Bangkok",
    ":Asia/Beirut",
    ":Asia/Bishkek",
    ":Asia/Brunei",
    ":Asia/Calcutta",
    ":Asia/Choibalsan",
    ":Asia/Chongqing",
    ":Asia/Colombo",
    ":Asia/Damascus",
    ":Asia/Dhaka",
    ":Asia/Dili",
    ":Asia/Dubai",
    ":Asia/Dushanbe",
    ":Asia/Gaza",
    ":Asia/Harbin",
    ":Asia/Hong_Kong",
    ":Asia/Hovd",
    ":Asia/Irkutsk",
    ":Asia/Jakarta",
    ":Asia/Jayapura",
    ":Asia/Jerusalem",
    ":Asia/Kabul",
    ":Asia/Kamchatka",
    ":Asia/Karachi",
    ":Asia/Kashgar",
    ":Asia/Katmandu",
    ":Asia/Krasnoyarsk",
    ":Asia/Kuala_Lumpur",
    ":Asia/Kuching",
    ":Asia/Kuwait",
    ":Asia/Macau",
    ":Asia/Magadan",
    ":Asia/Makassar",
    ":Asia/Manila",
    ":Asia/Muscat",
    ":Asia/Nicosia",
    ":Asia/Novosibirsk",
    ":Asia/Omsk",
    ":Asia/Oral",
    ":Asia/Phnom_Penh",
    ":Asia/Pontianak",
    ":Asia/Pyongyang",
    ":Asia/Qatar",
    ":Asia/Qyzylorda",
    ":Asia/Rangoon",
    ":Asia/Riyadh",
    ":Asia/Saigon",
    ":Asia/Sakhalin",
    ":Asia/Samarkand",
    ":Asia/Seoul",
    ":Asia/Shanghai",
    ":Asia/Singapore",
    ":Asia/Taipei",
    ":Asia/Tashkent",
    ":Asia/Tbilisi",
    ":Asia/Tehran",
    ":Asia/Thimphu",
    ":Asia/Tokyo",
    ":Asia/Ulaanbaatar",
    ":Asia/Urumqi",
    ":Asia/Vientiane",
    ":Asia/Vladivostok",
    ":Asia/Yakutsk",
    ":Asia/Yekaterinburg",
    ":Asia/Yerevan",
    ":Atlantic/Azores",
    ":Atlantic/Bermuda",
    ":Atlantic/Canary",
    ":Atlantic/Cape_Verde",
    ":Atlantic/Faeroe",
    ":Atlantic/Jan_Mayen",
    ":Atlantic/Madeira",
    ":Atlantic/Reykjavik",
    ":Atlantic/South_Georgia",
    ":Atlantic/Stanley",
    ":Atlantic/St_Helena",
    ":Australia/Adelaide",
    ":Australia/Brisbane",
    ":Australia/Broken_Hill",
    ":Australia/Darwin",
    ":Australia/Hobart",
    ":Australia/Lindeman",
    ":Australia/Lord_Howe",
    ":Australia/Melbourne",
    ":Australia/Perth",
    ":Australia/Sydney",
    ":Etc/GMT",
    ":Etc/GMT-1",
    ":Etc/GMT+1",
    ":Etc/GMT-10",
    ":Etc/GMT+10",
    ":Etc/GMT-11",
    ":Etc/GMT+11",
    ":Etc/GMT-12",
    ":Etc/GMT+12",
    ":Etc/GMT-13",
    ":Etc/GMT-14",
    ":Etc/GMT-2",
    ":Etc/GMT+2",
    ":Etc/GMT-3",
    ":Etc/GMT+3",
    ":Etc/GMT-4",
    ":Etc/GMT+4",
    ":Etc/GMT-5",
    ":Etc/GMT+5",
    ":Etc/GMT-6",
    ":Etc/GMT+6",
    ":Etc/GMT-7",
    ":Etc/GMT+7",
    ":Etc/GMT-8",
    ":Etc/GMT+8",
    ":Etc/GMT-9",
    ":Etc/GMT+9",
    ":Etc/UCT",
    ":Etc/UTC",
    ":Europe/Amsterdam",
    ":Europe/Andorra",
    ":Europe/Athens",
    ":Europe/Belfast",
    ":Europe/Belgrade",
    ":Europe/Berlin",
    ":Europe/Bratislava",
    ":Europe/Brussels",
    ":Europe/Bucharest",
    ":Europe/Budapest",
    ":Europe/Chisinau",
    ":Europe/Copenhagen",
    ":Europe/Dublin",
    ":Europe/Gibraltar",
    ":Europe/Helsinki",
    ":Europe/Istanbul",
    ":Europe/Kaliningrad",
    ":Europe/Kiev",
    ":Europe/Lisbon",
    ":Europe/Ljubljana",
    ":Europe/London",
    ":Europe/Luxembourg",
    ":Europe/Madrid",
    ":Europe/Malta",
    ":Europe/Minsk",
    ":Europe/Monaco",
    ":Europe/Moscow",
    ":Europe/Oslo",
    ":Europe/Paris",
    ":Europe/Prague",
    ":Europe/Riga",
    ":Europe/Rome",
    ":Europe/Samara",
    ":Europe/San_Marino",
    ":Europe/Sarajevo",
    ":Europe/Simferopol",
    ":Europe/Skopje",
    ":Europe/Sofia",
    ":Europe/Stockholm",
    ":Europe/Tallinn",
    ":Europe/Tirane",
    ":Europe/Uzhgorod",
    ":Europe/Vaduz",
    ":Europe/Vatican",
    ":Europe/Vienna",
    ":Europe/Vilnius",
    ":Europe/Warsaw",
    ":Europe/Zagreb",
    ":Europe/Zaporozhye",
    ":Europe/Zurich",
    ":Indian/Antananarivo",
    ":Indian/Chagos",
    ":Indian/Christmas",
    ":Indian/Cocos",
    ":Indian/Comoro",
    ":Indian/Kerguelen",
    ":Indian/Mahe",
    ":Indian/Maldives",
    ":Indian/Mauritius",
    ":Indian/Mayotte",
    ":Indian/Reunion",
    ":Pacific/Apia",
    ":Pacific/Auckland",
    ":Pacific/Chatham",
    ":Pacific/Easter",
    ":Pacific/Efate",
    ":Pacific/Enderbury",
    ":Pacific/Fakaofo",
    ":Pacific/Fiji",
    ":Pacific/Funafuti",
    ":Pacific/Galapagos",
    ":Pacific/Gambier",
    ":Pacific/Guadalcanal",
    ":Pacific/Guam",
    ":Pacific/Honolulu",
    ":Pacific/Johnston",
    ":Pacific/Kiritimati",
    ":Pacific/Kosrae",
    ":Pacific/Kwajalein",
    ":Pacific/Majuro",
    ":Pacific/Marquesas",
    ":Pacific/Midway",
    ":Pacific/Nauru",
    ":Pacific/Niue",
    ":Pacific/Norfolk",
    ":Pacific/Noumea",
    ":Pacific/Pago_Pago",
    ":Pacific/Palau",
    ":Pacific/Pitcairn",
    ":Pacific/Ponape",
    ":Pacific/Port_Moresby",
    ":Pacific/Rarotonga",
    ":Pacific/Saipan",
    ":Pacific/Tahiti",
    ":Pacific/Tarawa",
    ":Pacific/Tongatapu",
    ":Pacific/Truk",
    ":Pacific/Wake",
    ":Pacific/Wallis",
    ":Pacific/Yap"};
 
/* $Id: tide_db.c 3744 2010-08-17 22:34:46Z flaterco $ */
 
// #include "tcd.h"
// #include "tide_db_header.h"
// #include "tide_db_default.h"
 
/* This should be done with stdbool.h, but VC doesn't have it. */
/* Using crappy old int, must be careful not to 'require' a 64-bit value. */
#ifndef require
#define require(expr)           \
  {                             \
    int require_expr;           \
    require_expr = (int)(expr); \
    assert(require_expr);       \
  }
#endif
 
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <assert.h>
 
#ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H
#include <unistd.h>
#endif
 
#ifdef HAVE_IO_H
#include <io.h>
#endif
 
/****************************************************************************
 
                            DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT
 
    This source file is unclassified, distribution unlimited, public
    domain.  It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
    WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
 
*****************************************************************************/
 
/* Some of the following commentary is out of date.  See the new
   documentation in libtcd.html. */
 
/****************************************************************************
 
    Tide Constituent Database API
 
 
    Author  : Jan C. Depner (depnerj@navo.navy.mil)
 
    Date    : 08/01/02
              (First day of Micro$oft's "Licensing 6" policy - P.T. Barnum was
              right!!!)
 
    Purpose : To replace the ASCII/XML formatted harmonic constituent data
              files, used in Dave Flater's (http://www.flaterco.com/xtide/)
              exceptionally fine open-source XTide program, with a fast,
              efficient binary format.  In addition, we wanted to replace the
              Naval Oceanographic Office's (http://www.navo.navy.mil)
              antiquated ASCII format harmonic constituent data file due to
              problems with configuration management of the file.  The
              resulting database will become a Navy OAML (Oceanographic and
              Atmospheric Master Library) standard harmonic tide constituent
              database.
 
    Design  : The following describes the database file and some of the
              rationale behind the design.
 
    First question - Why didn't I use PostgreSQL or MySQL?  Mostly
    portability.  What?  PostgreSQL runs on everything!  Yes, but it doesn't
    come installed on everything.  This would have meant that the poor,
    benighted Micro$oft borgs would have had to actually load a software
    package.  In addition, the present harmonics/offset files only contain
    a total of 6,409 stations.  It hardly seemed worth the effort (or overhead)
    of a fullblown RDBMS to handle this.  Second question - Why binary and not
    ASCII or XML?  This actually gets into philosophy.  At NAVO we have used an
    ASCII harmonic constituent file for years (we were founded in 1830 and I
    think that that's when they designed the file).  We have about fifty
    million copies floating around and each one is slightly different.  Why?
    Because they're ASCII and everyone thinks they know what they're doing so
    they tend to modify the file.  Same problem with XML, it's still ASCII.
    We wanted a file that people weren't going to mess with and that we could
    version control.  We also wanted a file that was small and fast.  This is
    very difficult to do with ASCII.  The big slowdown with the old format
    was I/O and parsing.  Third question - will it run on any OS?  Hopefully,
    yes.  After twenty-five years of working with low bidder systems I've
    worked on almost every OS known to man.  Once you've been bitten by big
    endian vs little endian or IEEE floating point format vs VAX floating
    point format or byte addressable memory vs word addressable memory or 32
    bit word vs 36 bit word vs 48 bit word vs 64 bit word sizes you get the
    message.  All of the data in the file is stored either as ASCII text or
    scaled integers (32 bits or smaller), bit-packed and stuffed into an
    unsigned character buffer for I/O.  No endian issues, no floating point
    issues, no word size issues, no memory mapping issues.  I will be testing
    this on x86 Linux, HP-UX, and Micro$oft Windoze.  By the time you read
    this it will be portable to those systems at least.
 
    Now, on to the file layout.  As much as I dislike ASCII it is occasionally
    handy to be able to see some information about a file without having to
    resort to a special purpose program.  With that in mind I made the first
    part of the header of the file ASCII.  The following is an example of the
    ASCII portion of the header:
 
        [VERSION] = PFM Software - tide_db V1.00 - 08/01/02
        [LAST MODIFIED] = Thu Aug  1 02:46:29 2002
        [HEADER SIZE] = 4096
        [NUMBER OF RECORDS] = 10652
        [START YEAR] = 1970
        [NUMBER OF YEARS] = 68
        [SPEED BITS] = 31
        [SPEED SCALE] = 10000000
        [SPEED OFFSET] = -410667
        [EQUILIBRIUM BITS] = 16
        [EQUILIBRIUM SCALE] = 100
        [EQUILIBRIUM OFFSET] = 0
        [NODE BITS] = 15
        [NODE SCALE] = 10000
        [NODE OFFSET] = -3949
        [AMPLITUDE BITS] = 19
        [AMPLITUDE SCALE] = 10000
        [EPOCH BITS] = 16
        [EPOCH SCALE] = 100
        [RECORD TYPE BITS] = 4
        [LATITUDE BITS] = 25
        [LATITUDE SCALE] = 100000
        [LONGITUDE BITS] = 26
        [LONGITUDE SCALE] = 100000
        [RECORD SIZE BITS] = 12
        [STATION BITS] = 18
        [DATUM OFFSET BITS] = 32
        [DATUM OFFSET SCALE] = 10000
        [DATE BITS] = 27
        [MONTHS ON STATION BITS] = 10
        [CONFIDENCE VALUE BITS] = 4
        [TIME BITS] = 13
        [LEVEL ADD BITS] = 16
        [LEVEL ADD SCALE] = 100
        [LEVEL MULTIPLY BITS] = 16
        [LEVEL MULTIPLY SCALE] = 1000
        [DIRECTION BITS] = 9
        [LEVEL UNIT BITS] = 3
        [LEVEL UNIT TYPES] = 6
        [LEVEL UNIT SIZE] = 15
        [DIRECTION UNIT BITS] = 2
        [DIRECTION UNIT TYPES] = 3
        [DIRECTION UNIT SIZE] = 15
        [RESTRICTION BITS] = 4
        [RESTRICTION TYPES] = 2
        [RESTRICTION SIZE] = 30
        [PEDIGREE BITS] = 6
        [PEDIGREE TYPES] = 13
        [PEDIGREE SIZE] = 60
        [DATUM BITS] = 7
        [DATUM TYPES] = 61
        [DATUM SIZE] = 70
        [CONSTITUENT BITS] = 8
        [CONSTITUENTS] = 173
        [CONSTITUENT SIZE] = 10
        [COUNTRY BITS] = 9
        [COUNTRIES] = 240
        [COUNTRY SIZE] = 50
        [TZFILE BITS] = 10
        [TZFILES] = 449
        [TZFILE SIZE] = 30
        [END OF FILE] = 2585170
        [END OF ASCII HEADER DATA]
 
    Most of these values will make sense in the context of the following
    description of the rest of the file.  Some caveats on the data storage -
    if no SCALE is listed for a field, the scale is 1.  If no BITS field is
    listed, this is a variable length character field and is stored as 8 bit
    ASCII characters.  If no OFFSET is listed, the offset is 0.  Offsets are
    scaled.  All SIZE fields refer to the maximum length, in characters, of a
    variable length character field.  Some of the BITS fields are calculated
    while others are hardwired (see code).  For instance, [DIRECTION BITS] is
    hardwired because it is an integer field whose value can only be from 0 to
    361 (361 = no direction flag).  [NODE BITS], on the other hand, is
    calculated on creation by checking the min, max, and range of all of the
    node factor values.  The number of bits needed is easily calculated by
    taking the log of the adjusted, scaled range, dividing by the log of 2 and
    adding 1.  Immediately following the ASCII portion of the header is a 32
    bit checksum of the ASCII portion of the header.  Why?  Because some
    genius always gets the idea that he/she can modify the header with a text
    or hex editor.  Go figure.
 
    The rest of the header is as follows :
 
        [LEVEL UNIT TYPES] fields of [LEVEL UNIT SIZE] characters, each field
            is internally 0 terminated (anything after the zero is garbage)
 
        [DIRECTION UNIT TYPES] fields of [DIRECTION UNIT SIZE] characters, 0
            terminated
 
        [RESTRICTION TYPES] fields of [RESTRICTION SIZE] characters, 0
            terminated
 
        [PEDIGREE TYPES] fields of [PEDIGREE SIZE] characters, 0 terminated
 
        [TZFILES] fields of [TZFILE SIZE] characters, 0 terminated
 
        [COUNTRIES] fields of [COUNTRY SIZE] characters, 0 terminated
 
        [DATUM TYPES] fields of [DATUM SIZE] characters, 0 terminated
 
        [CONSTITUENTS] fields of [CONSTITUENT SIZE] characters, 0 terminated
            Yes, I know, I wasted some space with these fields but I wasn't
            worried about a couple of hundred bytes.
 
        [CONSTITUENTS] fields of [SPEED BITS], speed values (scaled and offset)
 
        [CONSTITUENTS] groups of [NUMBER OF YEARS] fields of
            [EQUILIBRIUM BITS], equilibrium arguments (scaled and offset)
 
        [CONSTITUENTS] groups of [NUMBER OF YEARS] fields of [NODE BITS], node
            factors (scaled and offset)
 
 
    Finally, the data.  At present there are two types of records in the file.
    These are reference stations (record type 1) and subordinate stations
    (record type 2).  Reference stations contain a set of constituents while
    subordinate stations contain a number of offsets to be applied to the
    reference station that they are associated with.  Note that reference
    stations (record type 1) may, in actuality, be subordinate stations, albeit
    with a set of constituents.  All of the records have the following subset
    of information stored as the first part of the record:
 
        [RECORD SIZE BITS] - record size in bytes
        [RECORD TYPE BITS] - record type (1 or 2)
        [LATITUDE BITS] - latitude (degrees, south negative, scaled & offset)
        [LONGITUDE BITS] - longitude (degrees, west negative, scaled & offset)
        [TZFILE BITS] - index into timezone array (retrieved from header)
        variable size - station name, 0 terminated
        [STATION BITS] - record number of reference station or -1
        [COUNTRY_BITS] index into country array (retrieved from header)
        [PEDIGREE BITS] - index into pedigree array (retrieved from header)
        variable size - source, 0 terminated
        [RESTRICTION BITS] - index into restriction array
        variable size - comments, may contain LFs to indicate newline (no CRs)
 
 
    These are the rest of the fields for record type 1:
 
        [LEVEL UNIT BITS] - index into level units array
        [DATUM OFFSET BITS] - datum offset (scaled)
        [DATUM BITS] - index into datum name array
        [TIME BITS] - time zone offset from GMT0 (meridian, integer +/-HHMM)
        [DATE BITS] - expiration date, (integer YYYYMMDD, default is 0)
        [MONTHS ON STATION BITS] - months on station
        [DATE BITS] - last date on station, default is 0
        [CONFIDENCE BITS] - confidence value (TBD)
        [CONSTITUENT BITS] - "N", number of constituents for this station
 
        N groups of:
            [CONSTITUENT BITS] - constituent number
            [AMPLITUDE BITS] - amplitude (scaled & offset)
            [EPOCH BITS] - epoch (scaled & offset)
 
 
    These are the rest of the fields for record type 2:
 
        [LEVEL UNIT BITS] - leveladd units, index into level_units array
        [DIRECTION UNIT BITS] - direction units, index into dir_units array
        [LEVEL UNIT BITS] - avglevel units, index into level_units array
        [TIME BITS] - min timeadd (integer +/-HHMM) or 0
        [LEVEL ADD BITS] - min leveladd (scaled) or 0
        [LEVEL MULTIPLY BITS] - min levelmultiply (scaled) or 0
        [LEVEL ADD BITS] - min avglevel (scaled) or 0
        [DIRECTION BITS] - min direction (0-360 or 361 for no direction)
        [TIME BITS] - max timeadd (integer +/-HHMM) or 0
        [LEVEL ADD BITS] - max leveladd (scaled) or 0
        [LEVEL MULTIPLY BITS] - max levelmultiply (scaled) or 0
        [LEVEL ADD BITS] - max avglevel (scaled) or 0
        [DIRECTION BITS] - max direction (0-360 or 361 for no direction)
        [TIME BITS] - floodbegins (integer +/-HHMM) or NULLSLACKOFFSET
        [TIME BITS] - ebbbegins (integer +/-HHMM) or NULLSLACKOFFSET
 
 
    Back to philosophy!  When you design a database of any kind the first
    thing you should ask yourself is "Self, how am I going to access this
    data most of the time?".  If you answer yourself out loud you should
    consider seeing a shrink.  99 and 44/100ths percent of the time this
    database is going to be read to get station data.  The other 66/100ths
    percent of the time it will be created/modified.  Variable length records
    are no problem on retrieval.  They are no problem to create.  They can be
    a major pain in the backside if you have to modify/delete them.  Since we
    shouldn't be doing too much editing of the data (usually just adding
    records) this is a pretty fair design.  At some point though we are going
    to want to modify or delete a record.  There are two possibilities here.
    We can dump the database to an ASCII file or files using restore_tide_db,
    use a text editor to modify them, and then rebuild the database.  The
    other possibility is to modify the record in place.  This is OK if you
    don't change a variable length field but what if you want to change the
    station name or add a couple of constituents?  With the design as is we
    have to read the remainder of the file from the end of the record to be
    modified, write the modified record, rewrite the remainder of the file,
    and then change the end_of_file pointer in the header.  So, which fields
    are going to be a problem?  Changes to station name, source, comments, or
    the number of constituents for a station will require a resizing of the
    database.  Changes to any of the other fields can be done in place.  The
    worst thing that you can do though is to delete a record.  Not just
    because the file has to be resized but because it might be a reference
    record with subordinate stations.  These would have to be deleted as well.
    The delete_tide_record function will do just that so make sure you check
    before you call it.  You might not want to do that.
 
    Another point to note is that when you open the database the records are
    indexed at that point.  This takes about half a second on a dual 450.
    Most applications use the header part of the record very often and
    the rest of the record only if they are going to actually produce
    predicted tides.  For instance, XTide plots all of the stations on a
    world map or globe and lists all of the station names.  It also needs the
    timezone up front.  To save re-indexing to get these values I save them
    in memory.  The only time an application needs to actually read an entire
    record is when you want to do the prediction.  Otherwise just use
    get_partial_tide_record or get_next_partial_tide_record to yank the good
    stuff out of memory.
 
    'Nuff said?
 
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
*****************************************************************************/
 
/* Maintenance by DWF */
 
/*  Function prototypes.  */
 
NV_U_INT32 calculate_bits(NV_U_INT32 value);
void bit_pack(NV_U_BYTE *, NV_U_INT32, NV_U_INT32, NV_INT32);
NV_U_INT32 bit_unpack(NV_U_BYTE *, NV_U_INT32, NV_U_INT32);
NV_INT32 signed_bit_unpack(NV_U_BYTE buffer[], NV_U_INT32 start,
                           NV_U_INT32 numbits);
 
/*  Global variables.  */
 
typedef struct {
  NV_INT32 address;
  NV_U_INT32 record_size;
  NV_U_INT16 tzfile;
  NV_INT32 reference_station;
  NV_INT32 lat;
  NV_INT32 lon;
  NV_U_BYTE record_type;
  NV_CHAR *name;
} TIDE_INDEX;
 
static FILE *fp = NULL;
static TIDE_INDEX *tindex = NULL;
static NV_BOOL modified = NVFalse;
static NV_INT32 current_record, current_index;
static NV_CHAR filename[MONOLOGUE_LENGTH];
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  Checked fread and fwrite wrappers
  DWF 2007-12-02
 
  Fedora package compiles generate warnings for invoking these
  functions without checking the return.
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static void chk_fread(void *ptr, size_t size, size_t nmemb, FILE *stream) {
  size_t ret;
  ret = fread(ptr, size, nmemb, stream);
  if (ret != nmemb) {
    //        LOG_ERROR ("libtcd unexpected error: fread failed\n");
    //        LOG_ERROR ("nmemb = %lu, got %lu\n", nmemb, ret);
    throw std::runtime_error("tcmgr file read exception");
  }
}
 
static void chk_fwrite(const void *ptr, size_t size, size_t nmemb,
                       FILE *stream) {
  size_t ret;
  ret = fwrite(ptr, size, nmemb, stream);
  if (ret != nmemb) {
    //        LOG_ERROR ("libtcd unexpected error: fwrite failed\n");
    //        LOG_ERROR ("nmemb = %lu, got %lu\n", nmemb, ret);
    //        LOG_ERROR ("The database is probably corrupt now.\n");
    throw std::runtime_error("tcmgr file read exception");
  }
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        dump_tide_record - prints out all of the fields in the
                    input tide record
 
    Synopsis        dump_tide_record (rec);
 
                    TIDE_RECORD *rec        pointer to the tide record
 
    Returns         void
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
void dump_tide_record(const TIDE_RECORD *rec) {
  NV_U_INT32 i;
 
  assert(rec);
 
  LOG_ERROR("\n\nRecord number = %d\n", rec->header.record_number);
  LOG_ERROR("Record size = %u\n", rec->header.record_size);
  LOG_ERROR("Record type = %u\n", rec->header.record_type);
  LOG_ERROR("Latitude = %f\n", rec->header.latitude);
  LOG_ERROR("Longitude = %f\n", rec->header.longitude);
  LOG_ERROR("Reference station = %d\n", rec->header.reference_station);
  LOG_ERROR("Tzfile = %s\n", get_tzfile(rec->header.tzfile));
  LOG_ERROR("Name = %s\n", rec->header.name);
 
  LOG_ERROR("Country = %s\n", get_country(rec->country));
  LOG_ERROR("Source = %s\n", rec->source);
  LOG_ERROR("Restriction = %s\n", get_restriction(rec->restriction));
  LOG_ERROR("Comments = %s\n", rec->comments);
  LOG_ERROR("Notes = %s\n", rec->notes);
  LOG_ERROR("Legalese = %s\n", get_legalese(rec->legalese));
  LOG_ERROR("Station ID context = %s\n", rec->station_id_context);
  LOG_ERROR("Station ID = %s\n", rec->station_id);
  LOG_ERROR("Date imported = %d\n", rec->date_imported);
  LOG_ERROR("Xfields = %s\n", rec->xfields);
 
  LOG_ERROR("Direction units = %s\n", get_dir_units(rec->direction_units));
  LOG_ERROR("Min direction = %d\n", rec->min_direction);
  LOG_ERROR("Max direction = %d\n", rec->max_direction);
  LOG_ERROR("Level units = %s\n", get_level_units(rec->level_units));
 
  if (rec->header.record_type == REFERENCE_STATION) {
    LOG_ERROR("Datum offset = %f\n", rec->datum_offset);
    LOG_ERROR("Datum = %s\n", get_datum(rec->datum));
    LOG_ERROR("Zone offset = %d\n", rec->zone_offset);
    LOG_ERROR("Expiration date = %d\n", rec->expiration_date);
    LOG_ERROR("Months on station = %d\n", rec->months_on_station);
    LOG_ERROR("Last date on station = %d\n", rec->last_date_on_station);
    LOG_ERROR("Confidence = %d\n", rec->confidence);
    for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
      if (rec->amplitude[i] != 0.0 || rec->epoch[i] != 0.0) {
        LOG_ERROR("Amplitude[%d] = %f\n", i, rec->amplitude[i]);
        LOG_ERROR("Epoch[%d] = %f\n", i, rec->epoch[i]);
      }
    }
  }
 
  else if (rec->header.record_type == SUBORDINATE_STATION) {
    LOG_ERROR("Min time add = %d\n", rec->min_time_add);
    LOG_ERROR("Min level add = %f\n", rec->min_level_add);
    LOG_ERROR("Min level multiply = %f\n", rec->min_level_multiply);
    LOG_ERROR("Max time add = %d\n", rec->max_time_add);
    LOG_ERROR("Max level add = %f\n", rec->max_level_add);
    LOG_ERROR("Max level multiply = %f\n", rec->max_level_multiply);
    LOG_ERROR("Flood begins = %d\n", rec->flood_begins);
    LOG_ERROR("Ebb begins = %d\n", rec->ebb_begins);
  }
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        write_protect - prevent trying to modify TCD files of
                    an earlier version.  Nothing to do with file locking.
 
    David Flater, 2004-10-14.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static void write_protect() {
  if (hd.pub.major_rev < LIBTCD_MAJOR_REV) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: can't modify TCD files created by earlier version.  "
        "Use\nrewrite_tide_db to upgrade the TCD file.\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_country - gets the country field for record "num"
 
    Synopsis        get_country (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            tide record number
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               country name (associated with
                                            ISO 3166-1:1999 2-character
                                            country code
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
const NV_CHAR *get_country(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  if (num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.countries) return (hd.country[num]);
  return ("Unknown");
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_tzfile - gets the time zone name for record "num"
 
    Synopsis        get_tzfile (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            tide record number
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               time zone name used in TZ variable
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
const NV_CHAR *get_tzfile(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  if (num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.tzfiles) return (hd.tzfile[num]);
  return ("Unknown");
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_station - get the name of the station for record "num"
 
    Synopsis        get_station (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            tide record number
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               station name
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
const NV_CHAR *get_station(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  if (num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_records)
    return (tindex[num].name);
  return ("Unknown");
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_constituent - get the constituent name for constituent
                    number "num"
 
    Synopsis        get_constituent (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            constituent number
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               constituent name
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
const NV_CHAR *get_constituent(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  if (num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.constituents)
    return (hd.constituent[num]);
  return ("Unknown");
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_level_units - get the level units for level units
                    number "num"
 
    Synopsis        get_level_units (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            level units number
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               units (ex. "meters");
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
const NV_CHAR *get_level_units(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  if (num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.level_unit_types)
    return (hd.level_unit[num]);
  return ("Unknown");
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_dir_units - get the direction units for direction
                    units number "num"
 
    Synopsis        get_dir_units (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            direction units number
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               units (ex. "degrees true");
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
const NV_CHAR *get_dir_units(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  if (num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.dir_unit_types)
    return (hd.dir_unit[num]);
  return ("Unknown");
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_restriction - gets the restriction description for
                    restriction number "num"
 
    Synopsis        get_restriction (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            restriction number
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               restriction (ex. "PUBLIC DOMAIN");
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
const NV_CHAR *get_restriction(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  if (num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.restriction_types)
    return (hd.restriction[num]);
  return ("Unknown");
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_pedigree - gets the pedigree description for pedigree
                    number "num"
 
    Synopsis        get_pedigree (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            pedigree number
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               pedigree description
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
#ifdef COMPAT114
NV_CHAR *get_pedigree(NV_INT32 num) { return "Unknown"; }
#endif
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_datum - gets the datum name for datum number "num"
 
    Synopsis        get_datum (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            datum number
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               datum name
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
const NV_CHAR *get_datum(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  if (num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.datum_types) return (hd.datum[num]);
  return ("Unknown");
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
DWF 2004-10-14
\*****************************************************************************/
const NV_CHAR *get_legalese(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  if (num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.legaleses) return (hd.legalese[num]);
  return ("Unknown");
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_speed - gets the speed value for constituent number
                    "num"
 
    Synopsis        get_speed (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            constituent number
 
    Returns         NV_FLOAT64              speed
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_FLOAT64 get_speed(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  assert(num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.constituents);
  return hd.speed[num];
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_equilibrium - gets the equilibrium value for
                    constituent number "num" and year "year"
 
    Synopsis        get_equilibrium (num, year);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            constituent number
                    NV_INT32 year           year
 
    Returns         NV_FLOAT32              equilibrium argument
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_FLOAT32 get_equilibrium(NV_INT32 num, NV_INT32 year) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  assert(num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.constituents && year >= 0 &&
         year < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_years);
  return hd.equilibrium[num][year];
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-04
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_FLOAT32 *get_equilibriums(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  assert(num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.constituents);
  return hd.equilibrium[num];
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_node_factor - gets the node factor value for
                    constituent number "num" and year "year"
 
    Synopsis        get_node_factor (num, year);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            constituent number
                    NV_INT32 year           year
 
    Returns         NV_FLOAT32              node factor
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_FLOAT32 get_node_factor(NV_INT32 num, NV_INT32 year) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  assert(num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.constituents && year >= 0 &&
         year < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_years);
  return hd.node_factor[num][year];
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-04
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_FLOAT32 *get_node_factors(NV_INT32 num) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  assert(num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.constituents);
  return hd.node_factor[num];
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_partial_tide_record - gets "header" portion of record
                    "num" from the index that is stored in memory.  This is
                    way faster than reading it again and we have to read it
                    to set up the index.  This costs a bit in terms of
                    memory but most applications use this data far more than
                    the rest of the record.
 
    Synopsis        get_partial_tide_record (num, rec);
 
                    NV_INT32 num              record number
                    TIDE_STATION_HEADER *rec  header portion of the record
 
    Returns         NV_BOOL                   NVTrue if successful
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_BOOL get_partial_tide_record(NV_INT32 num, TIDE_STATION_HEADER *rec) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (num < 0 || num >= (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_records) return (NVFalse);
 
  assert(rec);
 
  rec->record_number = num;
  rec->record_size = tindex[num].record_size;
  rec->record_type = tindex[num].record_type;
  rec->latitude = (NV_FLOAT64)tindex[num].lat / hd.latitude_scale;
  rec->longitude = (NV_FLOAT64)tindex[num].lon / hd.longitude_scale;
  rec->reference_station = tindex[num].reference_station;
  rec->tzfile = tindex[num].tzfile;
  strcpy(rec->name, tindex[num].name);
 
  current_index = num;
 
  return (NVTrue);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_next_partial_tide_record - gets "header" portion of
                    the next record from the index that is stored in memory.
 
    Synopsis        get_next_partial_tide_record (rec);
 
                    TIDE_STATION_HEADER *rec  header portion of the record
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                  record number or -1 on failure
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 get_next_partial_tide_record(TIDE_STATION_HEADER *rec) {
  if (!get_partial_tide_record(current_index + 1, rec)) return (-1);
 
  return (current_index);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_nearest_partial_tide_record - gets "header" portion of
                    the record closest geographically to the input position.
 
    Synopsis        get_nearest_partial_tide_record (lat, lon, rec);
 
                    NV_FLOAT64 lat            latitude
                    NV_FLOAT64 lon            longitude
                    TIDE_STATION_HEADER *rec  header portion of the record
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                  record number or -1 on failure
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 get_nearest_partial_tide_record(NV_FLOAT64 lat, NV_FLOAT64 lon,
                                         TIDE_STATION_HEADER *rec) {
  NV_FLOAT64 diff, min_diff, lt, ln;
  NV_U_INT32 i, shortest = 0;
 
  min_diff = 999999999.9;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.number_of_records; ++i) {
    lt = (NV_FLOAT64)tindex[i].lat / hd.latitude_scale;
    ln = (NV_FLOAT64)tindex[i].lon / hd.longitude_scale;
 
    diff = sqrt((lat - lt) * (lat - lt) + (lon - ln) * (lon - ln));
 
    if (diff < min_diff) {
      min_diff = diff;
      shortest = i;
    }
  }
 
  if (!get_partial_tide_record(shortest, rec)) return (-1);
  return (shortest);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_time - converts a time string in +/-HH:MM form to an
                    integer in +/-HHMM form
 
    Synopsis        get_time (string);
 
                    NV_CHAR *string         time string
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                time
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 get_time(const NV_CHAR *string) {
  NV_INT32 hour, minute, hhmm;
 
  assert(string);
  sscanf(string, "%d:%d", &hour, &minute);
 
  /*  Trying to deal with negative 0 (-00:45).  */
 
  if (string[0] == '-') {
    if (hour < 0) hour = -hour;
 
    hhmm = -(hour * 100 + minute);
  } else {
    hhmm = hour * 100 + minute;
  }
 
  return (hhmm);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        ret_time - converts a time value in +/-HHMM form to a
                    time string in +/-HH:MM form
 
    Synopsis        ret_time (time);
 
                    NV_INT32                time
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               time string
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_CHAR *ret_time(NV_INT32 time) {
  NV_INT32 hour, minute;
  static NV_CHAR tname[16];
 
  hour = abs(time) / 100;
  assert(hour <= 99999 && hour >= -99999); /* 9 chars: +99999:99 */
  minute = abs(time) % 100;
 
  if (time < 0) {
    sprintf(tname, "-%02d:%02d", hour, minute);
  } else {
    sprintf(tname, "+%02d:%02d", hour, minute);
  }
 
  return tname;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-04
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_CHAR *ret_time_neat(NV_INT32 time) {
  NV_INT32 hour, minute;
  static NV_CHAR tname[16];
 
  hour = abs(time) / 100;
  assert(hour <= 99999 && hour >= -99999); /* 9 chars: +99999:99 */
  minute = abs(time) % 100;
 
  if (time < 0)
    sprintf(tname, "-%d:%02d", hour, minute);
  else if (time > 0)
    sprintf(tname, "+%d:%02d", hour, minute);
  else
    strcpy(tname, "0:00");
 
  return tname;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-04
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_CHAR *ret_date(NV_U_INT32 date) {
  static NV_CHAR tname[30];
  if (!date)
    strcpy(tname, "NULL");
  else {
    unsigned y, m, d;
    y = date / 10000;
    date %= 10000;
    m = date / 100;
    d = date % 100;
    sprintf(tname, "%4u-%02u-%02u", y, m, d);
  }
  return tname;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        get_tide_db_header - gets the public portion of the tide
                    database header
 
    Synopsis        get_tide_db_header ();
 
    Returns         DB_HEADER_PUBLIC        public tide header
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
DB_HEADER_PUBLIC get_tide_db_header() {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  return (hd.pub);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
   DWF 2004-09-30
   Prevent buffer overflows for MONOLOGUE_LENGTH strings.
\*****************************************************************************/
static void boundscheck_monologue(const NV_CHAR *string) {
  assert(string);
  if (strlen(string) >= MONOLOGUE_LENGTH) {
    //        LOG_ERROR ("libtcd fatal error:  static buffer size exceeded\n");
    //        LOG_ERROR ("Buffer is size MONOLOGUE_LENGTH (%u)\n",
    //                 MONOLOGUE_LENGTH);
    //        LOG_ERROR ("String is length %lu\n", strlen(string));
    //        LOG_ERROR ("The offending string is:\n%s\n", string);
    exit(-1);
  }
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
   DWF 2004-09-30
   Prevent buffer overflows for ONELINER_LENGTH strings.
\*****************************************************************************/
static void boundscheck_oneliner(const NV_CHAR *string) {
  assert(string);
  if (strlen(string) >= ONELINER_LENGTH) {
    //        LOG_ERROR ("libtcd fatal error:  static buffer size exceeded\n");
    //        LOG_ERROR ("Buffer is size ONELINER_LENGTH (%u)\n",
    //                 ONELINER_LENGTH);
    //        LOG_ERROR ("String is length %lu\n", strlen(string));
    //        LOG_ERROR ("The offending string is:\n%s\n", string);
    exit(-1);
  }
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        clip_string - removes leading and trailing spaces from
                    search strings.
 
    Synopsis        clip_string (string);
 
                    NV_CHAR *string         search string
 
    Returns         NV_CHAR *               clipped string
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            09/16/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static NV_CHAR *clip_string(const NV_CHAR *string) {
  static NV_CHAR new_string[MONOLOGUE_LENGTH];
  NV_INT32 i, l, start = -1, end = -1;
 
  boundscheck_monologue(string);
  new_string[0] = '\0';
 
  l = (int)strlen(string);
  if (l) {
    for (i = 0; i < l; ++i) {
      if (string[i] != ' ') {
        start = i;
        break;
      }
    }
    for (i = l - 1; i >= start; --i) {
      if (string[i] != ' ' && string[i] != 10 && string[i] != 13) {
        end = i;
        break;
      }
    }
    if (start > -1 && end > -1 && end >= start) {
      strncpy(new_string, string + start, end - start + 1);
      new_string[end - start + 1] = '\0';
    }
  }
  return new_string;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        search_station - returns record numbers of all stations
                    that have the string "string" anywhere in the station
                    name.  This search is case insensitive.  When no more
                    records are found it returns -1;
 
    Synopsis        search_station (string);
 
                    NV_CHAR *string         search string
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                record number or -1 when no more
                                            matches
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 search_station(const NV_CHAR *string) {
  static NV_CHAR last_search[ONELINER_LENGTH];
  static NV_U_INT32 j = 0;
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_CHAR name[ONELINER_LENGTH], search[ONELINER_LENGTH];
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  boundscheck_oneliner(string);
 
  for (i = 0; i < strlen(string) + 1; ++i) search[i] = tolower(string[i]);
 
  if (strcmp(search, last_search)) j = 0;
 
  strcpy(last_search, search);
 
  while (j < hd.pub.number_of_records) {
    for (i = 0; i < strlen(tindex[j].name) + 1; ++i)
      name[i] = tolower(tindex[j].name[i]);
 
    ++j;
    if (strstr(name, search)) return (j - 1);
  }
 
  j = 0;
  return -1;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        find_station - finds the record number of the station
                    that has name "name"
 
    Synopsis        find_station (name);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name           station name
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                record number
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 find_station(const NV_CHAR *name) {
  NV_U_INT32 i;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  assert(name);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.number_of_records; ++i) {
    if (!strcmp(name, tindex[i].name)) return (i);
  }
 
  return (-1);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        find_tzfile - gets the timezone number (index into
                    tzfile array) given the tzfile name
 
    Synopsis        find_tzfile (name);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          tzfile name
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                tzfile number
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 find_tzfile(const NV_CHAR *name) {
  NV_INT32 j;
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_CHAR *temp;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  temp = clip_string(name);
 
  j = -1;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.tzfiles; ++i) {
    if (!strcmp(temp, get_tzfile(i))) {
      j = i;
      break;
    }
  }
 
  return (j);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        find_country - gets the timezone number (index into
                    country array) given the country name
 
    Synopsis        find_country (name);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          country name
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                country number
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 find_country(const NV_CHAR *name) {
  NV_INT32 j;
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_CHAR *temp;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  temp = clip_string(name);
 
  j = -1;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.countries; ++i) {
    if (!strcmp(temp, get_country(i))) {
      j = i;
      break;
    }
  }
 
  return (j);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        find_level_units - gets the index into the level_units
                    array given the level units name
 
    Synopsis        find_level_units (name);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          units name (ex. "meters")
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                units number
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 find_level_units(const NV_CHAR *name) {
  NV_INT32 j;
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_CHAR *temp;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  temp = clip_string(name);
 
  j = -1;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.level_unit_types; ++i) {
    if (!strcmp(get_level_units(i), temp)) {
      j = i;
      break;
    }
  }
 
  return (j);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        find_dir_units - gets the index into the dir_units
                    array given the direction units name
 
    Synopsis        find_dir_units (name);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          units name (ex. "degrees true")
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                units number
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 find_dir_units(const NV_CHAR *name) {
  NV_INT32 j;
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_CHAR *temp;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  temp = clip_string(name);
 
  j = -1;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.dir_unit_types; ++i) {
    if (!strcmp(get_dir_units(i), temp)) {
      j = i;
      break;
    }
  }
 
  return (j);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        find_pedigree - gets the index into the pedigree array
                    given the pedigree name
 
    Synopsis        find_pedigree (name);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          pedigree name
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                pedigree number
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
#ifdef COMPAT114
NV_INT32 find_pedigree(const NV_CHAR *name) { return 0; }
#endif
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        find_datum - gets the index into the datum array given the
                    datum name
 
    Synopsis        find_datum (name);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          datum name
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                datum number
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 find_datum(const NV_CHAR *name) {
  NV_INT32 j;
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_CHAR *temp;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  temp = clip_string(name);
 
  j = -1;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.datum_types; ++i) {
    if (!strcmp(get_datum(i), temp)) {
      j = i;
      break;
    }
  }
 
  return (j);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-14
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_INT32 find_legalese(const NV_CHAR *name) {
  NV_INT32 j;
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_CHAR *temp;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  temp = clip_string(name);
 
  j = -1;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.legaleses; ++i) {
    if (!strcmp(get_legalese(i), temp)) {
      j = i;
      break;
    }
  }
 
  return (j);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        find_constituent - gets the index into the constituent
                    arrays for the named constituent.
 
    Synopsis        find_constituent (name);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name           constituent name (ex. M2)
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                index into constituent arrays or -1
                                            on failure
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 find_constituent(const NV_CHAR *name) {
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_CHAR *temp;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  temp = clip_string(name);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    if (!strcmp(get_constituent(i), temp)) return (i);
  }
 
  return (-1);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        find_restriction - gets the index into the restriction
                    array given the restriction name
 
    Synopsis        find_restriction (name);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          restriction name
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                restriction number
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 find_restriction(const NV_CHAR *name) {
  NV_INT32 j;
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_CHAR *temp;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  temp = clip_string(name);
 
  j = -1;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.restriction_types; ++i) {
    if (!strcmp(get_restriction(i), temp)) {
      j = i;
      break;
    }
  }
  return (j);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        set_speed - sets the speed value for constituent "num"
 
    Synopsis        set_speed (num, value);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            constituent number
                    NV_FLOAT64 value        speed value
 
    Returns         void
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
void set_speed(NV_INT32 num, NV_FLOAT64 value) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  write_protect();
  assert(num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.constituents);
  if (value < 0.0) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd set_speed: somebody tried to set a negative speed (%f)\n",
              value);
    exit(-1);
  }
  hd.speed[num] = value;
  modified = NVTrue;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        set_equilibrium - sets the equilibrium argument for
                    constituent "num" and year "year"
 
    Synopsis        set_equilibrium (num, year, value);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            constituent number
                    NV_INT32 year           year
                    NV_FLOAT64 value        equilibrium argument
 
    Returns         void
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
void set_equilibrium(NV_INT32 num, NV_INT32 year, NV_FLOAT32 value) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  write_protect();
  assert(num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.constituents && year >= 0 &&
         year < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_years);
  hd.equilibrium[num][year] = value;
  modified = NVTrue;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        set_node_factor - sets the node factor for constituent
                    "num" and year "year"
 
    Synopsis        set_node_factor (num, year, value);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            constituent number
                    NV_INT32 year           year
                    NV_FLOAT64 value        node factor
 
    Returns         void
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
void set_node_factor(NV_INT32 num, NV_INT32 year, NV_FLOAT32 value) {
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  write_protect();
  assert(num >= 0 && num < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.constituents && year >= 0 &&
         year < (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_years);
  if (value <= 0.0) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd set_node_factor: somebody tried to set a negative or zero node "
        "factor (%f)\n",
        value);
    exit(-1);
  }
  hd.node_factor[num][year] = value;
  modified = NVTrue;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        add_pedigree - adds a new pedigree to the database
 
    Synopsis        add_pedigree (name, db);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          new pedigree string
                    DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db    modified header
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                new pedigree index
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            09/20/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
#ifdef COMPAT114
NV_INT32 add_pedigree(const NV_CHAR *name, const DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  return 0;
}
#endif
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        add_tzfile - adds a new tzfile to the database
 
    Synopsis        add_tzfile (name, db);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          new tzfile string
                    DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db    modified header
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                new tzfile index
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            09/20/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 add_tzfile(const NV_CHAR *name, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_CHAR *c_name;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  write_protect();
 
  assert(name);
  if (strlen(name) + 1 > hd.tzfile_size) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: tzfile exceeds size limit (%u).\n",
              hd.tzfile_size);
    LOG_ERROR("The offending input is: %s\n", name);
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  if (hd.pub.tzfiles == hd.max_tzfiles) {
    LOG_ERROR("You have exceeded the maximum number of tzfile types!\n");
    LOG_ERROR("You cannot add any new tzfile types.\n");
    LOG_ERROR("Modify the DEFAULT_TZFILE_BITS and rebuild the database.\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  c_name = clip_string(name);
 
  hd.tzfile[hd.pub.tzfiles] =
      (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(c_name) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
 
  if (hd.tzfile[hd.pub.tzfiles] == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating new tzfile string");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  strcpy(hd.tzfile[hd.pub.tzfiles++], c_name);
  if (db) *db = hd.pub;
  modified = NVTrue;
  return (hd.pub.tzfiles - 1);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        add_country - adds a new country to the database
 
    Synopsis        add_country (name, db);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          new country string
                    DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db    modified header
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                new country index
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            09/20/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 add_country(const NV_CHAR *name, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_CHAR *c_name;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  write_protect();
 
  assert(name);
  if (strlen(name) + 1 > hd.country_size) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: country exceeds size limit (%u).\n",
              hd.country_size);
    LOG_ERROR("The offending input is: %s\n", name);
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  if (hd.pub.countries == hd.max_countries) {
    LOG_ERROR("You have exceeded the maximum number of country names!\n");
    LOG_ERROR("You cannot add any new country names.\n");
    LOG_ERROR("Modify the DEFAULT_COUNTRY_BITS and rebuild the database.\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  c_name = clip_string(name);
 
  hd.country[hd.pub.countries] =
      (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(c_name) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
 
  if (hd.country[hd.pub.countries] == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating new country string");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  strcpy(hd.country[hd.pub.countries++], c_name);
  if (db) *db = hd.pub;
  modified = NVTrue;
  return (hd.pub.countries - 1);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        add_datum - adds a new datum to the database
 
    Synopsis        add_datum (name, db);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          new datum string
                    DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db    modified header
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                new datum index
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            09/20/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 add_datum(const NV_CHAR *name, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_CHAR *c_name;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  write_protect();
 
  assert(name);
  if (strlen(name) + 1 > hd.datum_size) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: datum exceeds size limit (%u).\n", hd.datum_size);
    LOG_ERROR("The offending input is: %s\n", name);
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  if (hd.pub.datum_types == hd.max_datum_types) {
    LOG_ERROR("You have exceeded the maximum number of datum types!\n");
    LOG_ERROR("You cannot add any new datum types.\n");
    LOG_ERROR("Modify the DEFAULT_DATUM_BITS and rebuild the database.\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  c_name = clip_string(name);
 
  hd.datum[hd.pub.datum_types] =
      (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(c_name) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
 
  if (hd.datum[hd.pub.datum_types] == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating new datum string");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  strcpy(hd.datum[hd.pub.datum_types++], c_name);
  if (db) *db = hd.pub;
  modified = NVTrue;
  return (hd.pub.datum_types - 1);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-14
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_INT32 add_legalese(const NV_CHAR *name, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_CHAR *c_name;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  write_protect();
 
  assert(name);
  if (strlen(name) + 1 > hd.legalese_size) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: legalese exceeds size limit (%u).\n",
              hd.legalese_size);
    LOG_ERROR("The offending input is: %s\n", name);
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  if (hd.pub.legaleses == hd.max_legaleses) {
    LOG_ERROR("You have exceeded the maximum number of legaleses!\n");
    LOG_ERROR("You cannot add any new legaleses.\n");
    LOG_ERROR("Modify the DEFAULT_LEGALESE_BITS and rebuild the database.\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  c_name = clip_string(name);
 
  hd.legalese[hd.pub.legaleses] =
      (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(c_name) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
 
  if (hd.legalese[hd.pub.legaleses] == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating new legalese string");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  strcpy(hd.legalese[hd.pub.legaleses++], c_name);
  if (db) *db = hd.pub;
  modified = NVTrue;
  return (hd.pub.legaleses - 1);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        add_restriction - adds a new restriction to the database
 
    Synopsis        add_restriction (name, db);
 
                    NV_CHAR *name          new restriction string
                    DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db    modified header
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                new restriction index
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            09/20/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 add_restriction(const NV_CHAR *name, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_CHAR *c_name;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  write_protect();
 
  assert(name);
  if (strlen(name) + 1 > hd.restriction_size) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: restriction exceeds size limit (%u).\n",
              hd.restriction_size);
    LOG_ERROR("The offending input is: %s\n", name);
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  if (hd.pub.restriction_types == hd.max_restriction_types) {
    LOG_ERROR("You have exceeded the maximum number of restriction types!\n");
    LOG_ERROR("You cannot add any new restriction types.\n");
    LOG_ERROR(
        "Modify the DEFAULT_RESTRICTION_BITS and rebuild the database.\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  c_name = clip_string(name);
 
  hd.restriction[hd.pub.restriction_types] =
      (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(c_name) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
 
  if (hd.restriction[hd.pub.restriction_types] == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating new restriction string");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  strcpy(hd.restriction[hd.pub.restriction_types++], c_name);
  if (db) *db = hd.pub;
  modified = NVTrue;
  return (hd.pub.restriction_types - 1);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-04
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_INT32 find_or_add_restriction(const NV_CHAR *name, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_INT32 ret;
  ret = find_restriction(name);
  if (ret < 0) ret = add_restriction(name, db);
  assert(ret >= 0);
  return ret;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-04
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_INT32 find_or_add_tzfile(const NV_CHAR *name, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_INT32 ret;
  ret = find_tzfile(name);
  if (ret < 0) ret = add_tzfile(name, db);
  assert(ret >= 0);
  return ret;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-04
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_INT32 find_or_add_country(const NV_CHAR *name, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_INT32 ret;
  ret = find_country(name);
  if (ret < 0) ret = add_country(name, db);
  assert(ret >= 0);
  return ret;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-04
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_INT32 find_or_add_datum(const NV_CHAR *name, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_INT32 ret;
  ret = find_datum(name);
  if (ret < 0) ret = add_datum(name, db);
  assert(ret >= 0);
  return ret;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-14
\*****************************************************************************/
NV_INT32 find_or_add_legalese(const NV_CHAR *name, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_INT32 ret;
  ret = find_legalese(name);
  if (ret < 0) ret = add_legalese(name, db);
  assert(ret >= 0);
  return ret;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        check_simple - checks tide record to see if it is a
                    "simple" subordinate station.
 
    Synopsis        check_simple (rec);
 
                    TIDE_RECORD rec         tide record
 
    Returns         NV_BOOL                 NVTrue if "simple"
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
    "Simplified" type 2 records were done away with 2003-03-27 per the
    discussion in http://www.flaterco.com/xtide/tcd_notes.html.  This
    function is now of interest only in restore_tide_db, which uses it
    to determine which XML format to output.  Deprecated here, moved
    to restore_tide_db.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
#ifdef COMPAT114
NV_BOOL check_simple(TIDE_RECORD rec) {
  if (rec.max_time_add == rec.min_time_add &&
      rec.max_level_add == rec.min_level_add &&
      rec.max_level_multiply == rec.min_level_multiply &&
      rec.max_avg_level == 0 && rec.min_avg_level == 0 &&
      rec.max_direction == 361 && rec.min_direction == 361 &&
      rec.flood_begins == NULLSLACKOFFSET && rec.ebb_begins == NULLSLACKOFFSET)
    return (NVTrue);
 
  return (NVFalse);
}
#endif
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        header_checksum - compute the checksum for the ASCII
                    portion of the database header
 
    Synopsis        header_checksum ();
 
    Returns         NV_U_INT32              checksum value
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static NV_U_INT32 header_checksum() {
  NV_U_INT32 checksum, i, save_pos;
  NV_U_BYTE *buf;
  NV_U_INT32 crc_table[256] = {
      0x00000000, 0x77073096, 0xEE0E612C, 0x990951BA, 0x076DC419, 0x706AF48F,
      0xE963A535, 0x9E6495A3, 0x0EDB8832, 0x79DCB8A4, 0xE0D5E91E, 0x97D2D988,
      0x09B64C2B, 0x7EB17CBD, 0xE7B82D07, 0x90BF1D91, 0x1DB71064, 0x6AB020F2,
      0xF3B97148, 0x84BE41DE, 0x1ADAD47D, 0x6DDDE4EB, 0xF4D4B551, 0x83D385C7,
      0x136C9856, 0x646BA8C0, 0xFD62F97A, 0x8A65C9EC, 0x14015C4F, 0x63066CD9,
      0xFA0F3D63, 0x8D080DF5, 0x3B6E20C8, 0x4C69105E, 0xD56041E4, 0xA2677172,
      0x3C03E4D1, 0x4B04D447, 0xD20D85FD, 0xA50AB56B, 0x35B5A8FA, 0x42B2986C,
      0xDBBBC9D6, 0xACBCF940, 0x32D86CE3, 0x45DF5C75, 0xDCD60DCF, 0xABD13D59,
      0x26D930AC, 0x51DE003A, 0xC8D75180, 0xBFD06116, 0x21B4F4B5, 0x56B3C423,
      0xCFBA9599, 0xB8BDA50F, 0x2802B89E, 0x5F058808, 0xC60CD9B2, 0xB10BE924,
      0x2F6F7C87, 0x58684C11, 0xC1611DAB, 0xB6662D3D, 0x76DC4190, 0x01DB7106,
      0x98D220BC, 0xEFD5102A, 0x71B18589, 0x06B6B51F, 0x9FBFE4A5, 0xE8B8D433,
      0x7807C9A2, 0x0F00F934, 0x9609A88E, 0xE10E9818, 0x7F6A0DBB, 0x086D3D2D,
      0x91646C97, 0xE6635C01, 0x6B6B51F4, 0x1C6C6162, 0x856530D8, 0xF262004E,
      0x6C0695ED, 0x1B01A57B, 0x8208F4C1, 0xF50FC457, 0x65B0D9C6, 0x12B7E950,
      0x8BBEB8EA, 0xFCB9887C, 0x62DD1DDF, 0x15DA2D49, 0x8CD37CF3, 0xFBD44C65,
      0x4DB26158, 0x3AB551CE, 0xA3BC0074, 0xD4BB30E2, 0x4ADFA541, 0x3DD895D7,
      0xA4D1C46D, 0xD3D6F4FB, 0x4369E96A, 0x346ED9FC, 0xAD678846, 0xDA60B8D0,
      0x44042D73, 0x33031DE5, 0xAA0A4C5F, 0xDD0D7CC9, 0x5005713C, 0x270241AA,
      0xBE0B1010, 0xC90C2086, 0x5768B525, 0x206F85B3, 0xB966D409, 0xCE61E49F,
      0x5EDEF90E, 0x29D9C998, 0xB0D09822, 0xC7D7A8B4, 0x59B33D17, 0x2EB40D81,
      0xB7BD5C3B, 0xC0BA6CAD, 0xEDB88320, 0x9ABFB3B6, 0x03B6E20C, 0x74B1D29A,
      0xEAD54739, 0x9DD277AF, 0x04DB2615, 0x73DC1683, 0xE3630B12, 0x94643B84,
      0x0D6D6A3E, 0x7A6A5AA8, 0xE40ECF0B, 0x9309FF9D, 0x0A00AE27, 0x7D079EB1,
      0xF00F9344, 0x8708A3D2, 0x1E01F268, 0x6906C2FE, 0xF762575D, 0x806567CB,
      0x196C3671, 0x6E6B06E7, 0xFED41B76, 0x89D32BE0, 0x10DA7A5A, 0x67DD4ACC,
      0xF9B9DF6F, 0x8EBEEFF9, 0x17B7BE43, 0x60B08ED5, 0xD6D6A3E8, 0xA1D1937E,
      0x38D8C2C4, 0x4FDFF252, 0xD1BB67F1, 0xA6BC5767, 0x3FB506DD, 0x48B2364B,
      0xD80D2BDA, 0xAF0A1B4C, 0x36034AF6, 0x41047A60, 0xDF60EFC3, 0xA867DF55,
      0x316E8EEF, 0x4669BE79, 0xCB61B38C, 0xBC66831A, 0x256FD2A0, 0x5268E236,
      0xCC0C7795, 0xBB0B4703, 0x220216B9, 0x5505262F, 0xC5BA3BBE, 0xB2BD0B28,
      0x2BB45A92, 0x5CB36A04, 0xC2D7FFA7, 0xB5D0CF31, 0x2CD99E8B, 0x5BDEAE1D,
      0x9B64C2B0, 0xEC63F226, 0x756AA39C, 0x026D930A, 0x9C0906A9, 0xEB0E363F,
      0x72076785, 0x05005713, 0x95BF4A82, 0xE2B87A14, 0x7BB12BAE, 0x0CB61B38,
      0x92D28E9B, 0xE5D5BE0D, 0x7CDCEFB7, 0x0BDBDF21, 0x86D3D2D4, 0xF1D4E242,
      0x68DDB3F8, 0x1FDA836E, 0x81BE16CD, 0xF6B9265B, 0x6FB077E1, 0x18B74777,
      0x88085AE6, 0xFF0F6A70, 0x66063BCA, 0x11010B5C, 0x8F659EFF, 0xF862AE69,
      0x616BFFD3, 0x166CCF45, 0xA00AE278, 0xD70DD2EE, 0x4E048354, 0x3903B3C2,
      0xA7672661, 0xD06016F7, 0x4969474D, 0x3E6E77DB, 0xAED16A4A, 0xD9D65ADC,
      0x40DF0B66, 0x37D83BF0, 0xA9BCAE53, 0xDEBB9EC5, 0x47B2CF7F, 0x30B5FFE9,
      0xBDBDF21C, 0xCABAC28A, 0x53B39330, 0x24B4A3A6, 0xBAD03605, 0xCDD70693,
      0x54DE5729, 0x23D967BF, 0xB3667A2E, 0xC4614AB8, 0x5D681B02, 0x2A6F2B94,
      0xB40BBE37, 0xC30C8EA1, 0x5A05DF1B, 0x2D02EF8D};
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  save_pos = ftell(fp);
 
  fseek(fp, 0, SEEK_SET);
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(hd.header_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating checksum buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  checksum = ~0;
 
  assert(hd.header_size > 0);
  chk_fread(buf, hd.header_size, 1, fp);
  for (i = 0; i < (NV_U_INT32)hd.header_size; ++i) {
    checksum = crc_table[(checksum ^ buf[i]) & 0xff] ^ (checksum >> 8);
  }
  checksum ^= ~0;
 
  free(buf);
 
  fseek(fp, save_pos, SEEK_SET);
 
  return (checksum);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        old_header_checksum - compute the old-style checksum for
                    the ASCII portion of the database header just in case this
                    is a pre 1.02 file.
 
    Synopsis        old_header_checksum ();
 
    Returns         NV_U_INT32              checksum value
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            11/15/02
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
#ifdef COMPAT114
static NV_U_INT32 old_header_checksum() {
  NV_U_INT32 checksum, i, save_pos;
  NV_U_BYTE *buf;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  save_pos = ftell(fp);
 
  checksum = 0;
 
  fseek(fp, 0, SEEK_SET);
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(hd.header_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating checksum buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  chk_fread(buf, hd.header_size, 1, fp);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.header_size; ++i) checksum += buf[i];
 
  free(buf);
 
  fseek(fp, save_pos, SEEK_SET);
 
  return (checksum);
}
#endif
 
/*****************************************************************************\
   DWF 2004-10-01
   Get current time in preferred format.
\*****************************************************************************/
static NV_CHAR *curtime() {
  static NV_CHAR buf[ONELINER_LENGTH];
  time_t t = time(NULL);
  require(strftime(buf, ONELINER_LENGTH, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M %Z", localtime(&t)) >
          0);
  return buf;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
   DWF 2004-10-15
   Calculate bytes for number of bits.
\*****************************************************************************/
static NV_U_INT32 bits2bytes(NV_U_INT32 nbits) {
  if (nbits % 8) return nbits / 8 + 1;
  return nbits / 8;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        write_tide_db_header - writes the database header to the
                    file
 
    Synopsis        write_tide_db_header ();
 
    Returns         void
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static void write_tide_db_header() {
  NV_U_INT32 i, size, pos;
  NV_INT32 start, temp_int;
  static NV_CHAR zero = 0;
  NV_U_BYTE *buf, checksum_c[4];
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
  write_protect();
 
  fseek(fp, 0, SEEK_SET);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[VERSION] = %s\n", LIBTCD_VERSION);
  fprintf(fp, "[MAJOR REV] = %u\n", LIBTCD_MAJOR_REV);
  fprintf(fp, "[MINOR REV] = %u\n", LIBTCD_MINOR_REV);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[LAST MODIFIED] = %s\n", curtime());
 
  fprintf(fp, "[HEADER SIZE] = %u\n", hd.header_size);
  fprintf(fp, "[NUMBER OF RECORDS] = %u\n", hd.pub.number_of_records);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[START YEAR] = %d\n", hd.pub.start_year);
  fprintf(fp, "[NUMBER OF YEARS] = %u\n", hd.pub.number_of_years);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[SPEED BITS] = %u\n", hd.speed_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[SPEED SCALE] = %u\n", hd.speed_scale);
  fprintf(fp, "[SPEED OFFSET] = %d\n", hd.speed_offset);
  fprintf(fp, "[EQUILIBRIUM BITS] = %u\n", hd.equilibrium_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[EQUILIBRIUM SCALE] = %u\n", hd.equilibrium_scale);
  fprintf(fp, "[EQUILIBRIUM OFFSET] = %d\n", hd.equilibrium_offset);
  fprintf(fp, "[NODE BITS] = %u\n", hd.node_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[NODE SCALE] = %u\n", hd.node_scale);
  fprintf(fp, "[NODE OFFSET] = %d\n", hd.node_offset);
  fprintf(fp, "[AMPLITUDE BITS] = %u\n", hd.amplitude_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[AMPLITUDE SCALE] = %u\n", hd.amplitude_scale);
  fprintf(fp, "[EPOCH BITS] = %u\n", hd.epoch_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[EPOCH SCALE] = %u\n", hd.epoch_scale);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[RECORD TYPE BITS] = %u\n", hd.record_type_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[LATITUDE BITS] = %u\n", hd.latitude_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[LATITUDE SCALE] = %u\n", hd.latitude_scale);
  fprintf(fp, "[LONGITUDE BITS] = %u\n", hd.longitude_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[LONGITUDE SCALE] = %u\n", hd.longitude_scale);
  fprintf(fp, "[RECORD SIZE BITS] = %u\n", hd.record_size_bits);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[STATION BITS] = %u\n", hd.station_bits);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[DATUM OFFSET BITS] = %u\n", hd.datum_offset_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[DATUM OFFSET SCALE] = %u\n", hd.datum_offset_scale);
  fprintf(fp, "[DATE BITS] = %u\n", hd.date_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[MONTHS ON STATION BITS] = %u\n", hd.months_on_station_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[CONFIDENCE VALUE BITS] = %u\n", hd.confidence_value_bits);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[TIME BITS] = %u\n", hd.time_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[LEVEL ADD BITS] = %u\n", hd.level_add_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[LEVEL ADD SCALE] = %u\n", hd.level_add_scale);
  fprintf(fp, "[LEVEL MULTIPLY BITS] = %u\n", hd.level_multiply_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[LEVEL MULTIPLY SCALE] = %u\n", hd.level_multiply_scale);
  fprintf(fp, "[DIRECTION BITS] = %u\n", hd.direction_bits);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[LEVEL UNIT BITS] = %u\n", hd.level_unit_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[LEVEL UNIT TYPES] = %u\n", hd.pub.level_unit_types);
  fprintf(fp, "[LEVEL UNIT SIZE] = %u\n", hd.level_unit_size);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[DIRECTION UNIT BITS] = %u\n", hd.dir_unit_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[DIRECTION UNIT TYPES] = %u\n", hd.pub.dir_unit_types);
  fprintf(fp, "[DIRECTION UNIT SIZE] = %u\n", hd.dir_unit_size);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[RESTRICTION BITS] = %u\n", hd.restriction_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[RESTRICTION TYPES] = %u\n", hd.pub.restriction_types);
  fprintf(fp, "[RESTRICTION SIZE] = %u\n", hd.restriction_size);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[DATUM BITS] = %u\n", hd.datum_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[DATUM TYPES] = %u\n", hd.pub.datum_types);
  fprintf(fp, "[DATUM SIZE] = %u\n", hd.datum_size);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[LEGALESE BITS] = %u\n", hd.legalese_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[LEGALESE TYPES] = %u\n", hd.pub.legaleses);
  fprintf(fp, "[LEGALESE SIZE] = %u\n", hd.legalese_size);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[CONSTITUENT BITS] = %u\n", hd.constituent_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[CONSTITUENTS] = %u\n", hd.pub.constituents);
  fprintf(fp, "[CONSTITUENT SIZE] = %u\n", hd.constituent_size);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[TZFILE BITS] = %u\n", hd.tzfile_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[TZFILES] = %u\n", hd.pub.tzfiles);
  fprintf(fp, "[TZFILE SIZE] = %u\n", hd.tzfile_size);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[COUNTRY BITS] = %u\n", hd.country_bits);
  fprintf(fp, "[COUNTRIES] = %u\n", hd.pub.countries);
  fprintf(fp, "[COUNTRY SIZE] = %u\n", hd.country_size);
 
  fprintf(fp, "[END OF FILE] = %u\n", hd.end_of_file);
  fprintf(fp, "[END OF ASCII HEADER DATA]\n");
 
  /*  Fill the remainder of the [HEADER SIZE] ASCII header with zeroes.  */
 
  start = ftell(fp);
  assert(start >= 0);
  for (i = start; i < hd.header_size; ++i) chk_fwrite(&zero, 1, 1, fp);
  fflush(fp);
 
  /*  Compute and save the checksum. */
 
  bit_pack(checksum_c, 0, 32, header_checksum());
  chk_fwrite(checksum_c, 4, 1, fp);
 
  /*  NOTE : Using strcpy for character strings (no endian issue).  */
 
  /*  Write level units.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size = hd.pub.level_unit_types * hd.level_unit_size;
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating unit write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.level_unit_types; ++i) {
    assert(strlen(hd.level_unit[i]) + 1 <= hd.level_unit_size);
    strcpy((NV_CHAR *)&buf[pos], hd.level_unit[i]);
    pos += hd.level_unit_size;
  }
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, pos, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Write direction units.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size = hd.pub.dir_unit_types * hd.dir_unit_size;
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating unit write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.dir_unit_types; ++i) {
    assert(strlen(hd.dir_unit[i]) + 1 <= hd.dir_unit_size);
    strcpy((NV_CHAR *)&buf[pos], hd.dir_unit[i]);
    pos += hd.dir_unit_size;
  }
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, pos, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Write restrictions.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size = hd.max_restriction_types * hd.restriction_size;
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating restriction write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_restriction_types; ++i) {
    if (i == hd.pub.restriction_types) break;
    assert(strlen(hd.restriction[i]) + 1 <= hd.restriction_size);
    strcpy((NV_CHAR *)&buf[pos], hd.restriction[i]);
    pos += hd.restriction_size;
  }
  memcpy(&buf[pos], "__END__", 7);
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, size, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Write tzfiles.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size = hd.max_tzfiles * hd.tzfile_size;
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating tzfile write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_tzfiles; ++i) {
    if (i == hd.pub.tzfiles) break;
    assert(strlen(hd.tzfile[i]) + 1 <= hd.tzfile_size);
    strcpy((NV_CHAR *)&buf[pos], hd.tzfile[i]);
    pos += hd.tzfile_size;
  }
  memcpy(&buf[pos], "__END__", 7);
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, size, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Write countries.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size = hd.max_countries * hd.country_size;
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating country write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_countries; ++i) {
    if (i == hd.pub.countries) break;
    assert(strlen(hd.country[i]) + 1 <= hd.country_size);
    strcpy((NV_CHAR *)&buf[pos], hd.country[i]);
    pos += hd.country_size;
  }
  memcpy(&buf[pos], "__END__", 7);
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, size, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Write datums.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size = hd.max_datum_types * hd.datum_size;
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating datum write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_datum_types; ++i) {
    if (i == hd.pub.datum_types) break;
    assert(strlen(hd.datum[i]) + 1 <= hd.datum_size);
    strcpy((NV_CHAR *)&buf[pos], hd.datum[i]);
    pos += hd.datum_size;
  }
  memcpy(&buf[pos], "__END__", 7);
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, size, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Write legaleses.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size = hd.max_legaleses * hd.legalese_size;
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating legalese write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_legaleses; ++i) {
    if (i == hd.pub.legaleses) break;
    assert(strlen(hd.legalese[i]) + 1 <= hd.legalese_size);
    strcpy((NV_CHAR *)&buf[pos], hd.legalese[i]);
    pos += hd.legalese_size;
  }
  memcpy(&buf[pos], "__END__", 7);
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, size, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Write constituent names.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size = hd.pub.constituents * hd.constituent_size;
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating constituent write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    assert(strlen(hd.constituent[i]) + 1 <= hd.constituent_size);
    strcpy((NV_CHAR *)&buf[pos], hd.constituent[i]);
    pos += hd.constituent_size;
  }
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, pos, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
 
  /*  NOTE : Using bit_pack for integers.  */
 
  /*  Write speeds.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size = bits2bytes(hd.pub.constituents * hd.speed_bits);
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating speed write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    temp_int = NINT(hd.speed[i] * hd.speed_scale) - hd.speed_offset;
    assert(temp_int >= 0);
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.speed_bits, temp_int);
    pos += hd.speed_bits;
  }
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, size, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Write equilibrium arguments.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size = bits2bytes(hd.pub.constituents * hd.pub.number_of_years *
                    hd.equilibrium_bits);
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating equilibrium write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    NV_U_INT32 j;
    for (j = 0; j < hd.pub.number_of_years; ++j) {
      temp_int = NINT(hd.equilibrium[i][j] * hd.equilibrium_scale) -
                 hd.equilibrium_offset;
      assert(temp_int >= 0);
      bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.equilibrium_bits, temp_int);
      pos += hd.equilibrium_bits;
    }
  }
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, size, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Write node factors.  */
 
  pos = 0;
  size =
      bits2bytes(hd.pub.constituents * hd.pub.number_of_years * hd.node_bits);
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating node write buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
  memset(buf, 0, size);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    NV_U_INT32 j;
    for (j = 0; j < hd.pub.number_of_years; ++j) {
      temp_int = NINT(hd.node_factor[i][j] * hd.node_scale) - hd.node_offset;
      assert(temp_int >= 0);
      bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.node_bits, temp_int);
      pos += hd.node_bits;
    }
  }
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, size, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        unpack_string - Safely unpack a string into a
                    fixed-length buffer.
 
    Synopsis        unpack_string (buf, bufsize, pos, outbuf, outbuflen, desc);
 
                    NV_U_BYTE *buf          input buffer
                    NV_U_INT32 bufsize      size of input buffer in bytes
                    NV_U_INT32 *pos         current bit-position in buf
                                            (in-out parameter)
                    NV_CHAR *outbuf         fixed-length string-buffer
                    NV_U_INT32 outbuflen    size of outbuf in bytes
                    NV_CHAR *desc           description of the field being
                                            unpacked for use in warning
                                            messages when truncation occurs
 
    Returns         void
 
    Author          David Flater
    Date            2004-09-30
 
    pos will be left at the start of the next field even if the string
    gets truncated.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static void unpack_string(NV_U_BYTE *buf, NV_U_INT32 bufsize, NV_U_INT32 *pos,
                          NV_CHAR *outbuf, NV_U_INT32 outbuflen,
                          const NV_CHAR *desc) {
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_CHAR c = 'x';
  assert(buf);
  assert(pos);
  assert(outbuf);
  assert(desc);
  assert(outbuflen);
  --outbuflen;
  bufsize <<= 3;
  for (i = 0; c; ++i) {
    assert(*pos < bufsize); /* Catch unterminated strings */
    c = bit_unpack(buf, *pos, 8);
    (*pos) += 8;
    if (i < outbuflen) {
      outbuf[i] = c;
    } else if (i == outbuflen) {
      outbuf[i] = '\0';
      if (c) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd warning: truncating overlong %s\n", desc);
        LOG_ERROR("The offending string starts with:\n%s\n", outbuf);
      }
    }
  }
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        unpack_partial_tide_record - unpacks the "header" portion
                    of a tide record from the supplied buffer
 
    Synopsis        unpack_partial_tide_record (buf, rec, pos);
 
                    NV_U_BYTE *buf          input buffer
                    NV_U_INT32 bufsize      size of input buffer in bytes
                    TIDE_RECORD *rec        tide record
                    NV_U_INT32 *pos         final position in buffer after
                                            unpacking the header
 
    Returns         void
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static void unpack_partial_tide_record(NV_U_BYTE *buf, NV_U_INT32 bufsize,
                                       TIDE_RECORD *rec, NV_U_INT32 *pos) {
  NV_INT32 temp_int;
 
  assert(buf);
  assert(rec);
  assert(pos);
 
  *pos = 0;
 
  rec->header.record_size = bit_unpack(buf, *pos, hd.record_size_bits);
  *pos += hd.record_size_bits;
 
  rec->header.record_type = bit_unpack(buf, *pos, hd.record_type_bits);
  *pos += hd.record_type_bits;
 
  temp_int = signed_bit_unpack(buf, *pos, hd.latitude_bits);
  rec->header.latitude = (NV_FLOAT64)temp_int / hd.latitude_scale;
  *pos += hd.latitude_bits;
 
  temp_int = signed_bit_unpack(buf, *pos, hd.longitude_bits);
  rec->header.longitude = (NV_FLOAT64)temp_int / hd.longitude_scale;
  *pos += hd.longitude_bits;
 
  /* This ordering doesn't match everywhere else but there's no technical
     reason to change it from its V1 ordering. */
 
  rec->header.tzfile = bit_unpack(buf, *pos, hd.tzfile_bits);
  *pos += hd.tzfile_bits;
 
  unpack_string(buf, bufsize, pos, rec->header.name, ONELINER_LENGTH,
                "station name");
 
  rec->header.reference_station = signed_bit_unpack(buf, *pos, hd.station_bits);
  *pos += hd.station_bits;
 
  assert(*pos <= bufsize * 8);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        read_partial_tide_record - reads the "header" portion
                    of a tide record from the database.  This is used to index
                    the database on opening.
 
    Synopsis        read_partial_tide_record (num, rec);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            record number
                    TIDE_RECORD *rec        tide record
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                record number read
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static NV_INT32 read_partial_tide_record(NV_INT32 num, TIDE_RECORD *rec) {
  NV_U_BYTE *buf;
  NV_U_INT32 maximum_possible_size, pos;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  assert(rec);
 
  /*  Read just the record size, record type, position, time zone, and
      name.  */
 
  maximum_possible_size = hd.record_size_bits + hd.record_type_bits +
                          hd.latitude_bits + hd.longitude_bits +
                          hd.tzfile_bits + (ONELINER_LENGTH * 8) +
                          hd.station_bits;
  maximum_possible_size = bits2bytes(maximum_possible_size);
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(maximum_possible_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) ==
      NULL) {
    perror("Allocating partial tide record buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  current_record = num;
  fseek(fp, tindex[num].address, SEEK_SET);
  /* DWF 2007-12-02:  This is the one place where a short read would not
     necessarily mean catastrophe.  We don't know how long the partial
     record actually is yet, and it's possible that the full record will
     be shorter than maximum_possible_size. */
  size_t size = fread(buf, 1, maximum_possible_size, fp);
  unpack_partial_tide_record(buf, size, rec, &pos);
  free(buf);
  return (num);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        read_tide_db_header - reads the tide database header
 
    Synopsis        read_tide_db_header ();
 
    Returns         NV_BOOL                 NVTrue if header is correct
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static NV_BOOL read_tide_db_header() {
  NV_INT32 temp_int;
  NV_CHAR varin[ONELINER_LENGTH], *info;
  NV_U_INT32 utemp, i, j, pos, size, key_count;
  NV_U_BYTE *buf, checksum_c[5];
  TIDE_RECORD rec;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  strcpy(hd.pub.version, "NO VERSION");
 
  /*  Compute the number of key phrases there are to match.  */
  key_count = sizeof(keys) / sizeof(KEY);
 
  /*  Zero out the header structure.  */
  memset(&hd, 0, sizeof(hd));
 
  /*  Handle the ASCII header data.  */
  while (fgets(varin, sizeof(varin), fp) != NULL) {
    if (strlen(varin) == ONELINER_LENGTH - 1) {
      if (varin[ONELINER_LENGTH - 2] != '\n') {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error:  header line too long, begins with:\n");
        LOG_ERROR("%s\n", varin);
        LOG_ERROR("in file %s\n", filename);
        LOG_ERROR("Configured limit is %u\n", ONELINER_LENGTH - 1);
        fclose(fp);
        return NVFalse;
      }
    }
 
    if (strstr(varin, "[END OF ASCII HEADER DATA]")) break;
 
    /* All other lines must be field = value */
    info = strchr(varin, '=');
    if (!info) {
      LOG_ERROR("libtcd error:  invalid tide db header line:\n");
      LOG_ERROR("%s", varin);
      LOG_ERROR("in file %s\n", filename);
      fclose(fp);
      return NVFalse;
    }
    ++info;
 
    /* Scan the fields per "keys" defined in tide_db_header.h. */
    for (i = 0; i < key_count; ++i) {
      if (strstr(varin, keys[i].keyphrase)) {
        if (!strcmp(keys[i].datatype, "cstr"))
          strcpy((char *)keys[i].address.cstr, clip_string(info));
        else if (!strcmp(keys[i].datatype, "i32")) {
          if (sscanf(info, "%d", keys[i].address.i32) != 1) {
            LOG_ERROR("libtcd error:  invalid tide db header line:\n");
            LOG_ERROR("%s", varin);
            LOG_ERROR("in file %s\n", filename);
            fclose(fp);
            return NVFalse;
          }
        } else if (!strcmp(keys[i].datatype, "ui32")) {
          if (sscanf(info, "%u", keys[i].address.ui32) != 1) {
            LOG_ERROR("libtcd error:  invalid tide db header line:\n");
            LOG_ERROR("%s", varin);
            LOG_ERROR("in file %s\n", filename);
            fclose(fp);
            return NVFalse;
          }
        } else
          assert(0);
      }
    }
  }
 
  /*  We didn't get a valid version string.  */
 
  if (!strcmp(hd.pub.version, "NO VERSION")) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error:  no version found in tide db header\n");
    LOG_ERROR("in file %s\n", filename);
    fclose(fp);
    return NVFalse;
  }
 
  /* If no major or minor rev, they're 0 (pre-1.99) */
  if (hd.pub.major_rev > LIBTCD_MAJOR_REV) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error:  major revision in TCD file (%u) exceeds major revision "
        "of\n",
        hd.pub.major_rev);
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd (%u).  You must upgrade libtcd to read this file.\n",
              LIBTCD_MAJOR_REV);
    fclose(fp);
    return NVFalse;
  }
 
  /*  Move to end of ASCII header.  */
  fseek(fp, hd.header_size, SEEK_SET);
 
  /*  Read and check the checksum. */
 
  chk_fread(checksum_c, 4, 1, fp);
  utemp = bit_unpack(checksum_c, 0, 32);
 
  if (utemp != header_checksum()) {
#ifdef COMPAT114
    if (utemp != old_header_checksum()) {
      LOG_ERROR("libtcd error:  header checksum error in file %s\n", filename);
      LOG_ERROR(
          "Someone may have modified the ASCII portion of the header (don't do that),\n\
or it may just be corrupt.\n");
      fclose(fp);
      return NVFalse;
    }
#else
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error:  header checksum error in file %s\n", filename);
    LOG_ERROR(
        "Someone may have modified the ASCII portion of the header (don't do that),\n\
or it may be an ancient pre-version-1.02 TCD file, or it may just be corrupt.\n\
Pre-version-1.02 TCD files can be read by building libtcd with COMPAT114\n\
defined.\n");
    fclose(fp);
    return NVFalse;
#endif
  }
  fseek(fp, hd.header_size + 4, SEEK_SET);
 
  /*  Set the max possible restriction types based on the number of bits
      used.  */
 
  hd.max_restriction_types = NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.restriction_bits));
 
  /*  Set the max possible tzfiles based on the number of bits used.  */
 
  hd.max_tzfiles = NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.tzfile_bits));
 
  /*  Set the max possible countries based on the number of bits used.  */
 
  hd.max_countries = NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.country_bits));
 
  /*  Set the max possible datum types based on the number of bits
      used.  */
 
  hd.max_datum_types = NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.datum_bits));
 
  /*  Set the max possible legaleses based on the number of bits
      used.  */
 
  if (hd.pub.major_rev < 2)
    hd.max_legaleses = 1;
  else
    hd.max_legaleses = NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.legalese_bits));
 
  /*  NOTE : Using strcpy for character strings (no endian issue).  */
 
  /*  Read level units.  */
 
  hd.level_unit =
      (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.pub.level_unit_types, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(hd.level_unit_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) ==
      NULL) {
    perror("Allocating level unit read buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.level_unit_types; ++i) {
    chk_fread(buf, hd.level_unit_size, 1, fp);
    hd.level_unit[i] =
        (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen((char *)buf) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.level_unit[i], (NV_CHAR *)buf);
  }
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Read direction units.  */
 
  hd.dir_unit = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.pub.dir_unit_types, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(hd.dir_unit_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) ==
      NULL) {
    perror("Allocating dir unit read buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.dir_unit_types; ++i) {
    chk_fread(buf, hd.dir_unit_size, 1, fp);
    hd.dir_unit[i] =
        (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen((char *)buf) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.dir_unit[i], (NV_CHAR *)buf);
  }
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Read restrictions.  */
 
  utemp = ftell(fp);
  hd.restriction =
      (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.max_restriction_types, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(hd.restriction_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) ==
      NULL) {
    perror("Allocating restriction read buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  hd.pub.restriction_types = 0;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_restriction_types; ++i) {
    chk_fread(buf, hd.restriction_size, 1, fp);
    if (!strcmp((char *)buf, "__END__")) {
      hd.pub.restriction_types = i;
      break;
    }
    hd.restriction[i] =
        (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen((char *)buf) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.restriction[i], (NV_CHAR *)buf);
  }
  free(buf);
  fseek(fp, utemp + hd.max_restriction_types * hd.restriction_size, SEEK_SET);
 
  /*  Skip pedigrees. */
  if (hd.pub.major_rev < 2)
    fseek(fp, hd.pedigree_size * NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.pedigree_bits)),
          SEEK_CUR);
  hd.pub.pedigree_types = 1;
 
  /*  Read tzfiles.  */
 
  utemp = ftell(fp);
  hd.tzfile = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.max_tzfiles, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(hd.tzfile_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating tzfile read buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  hd.pub.tzfiles = 0;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_tzfiles; ++i) {
    chk_fread(buf, hd.tzfile_size, 1, fp);
    if (!strcmp((char *)buf, "__END__")) {
      hd.pub.tzfiles = i;
      break;
    }
    hd.tzfile[i] = (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen((char *)buf) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.tzfile[i], (NV_CHAR *)buf);
  }
  free(buf);
  fseek(fp, utemp + hd.max_tzfiles * hd.tzfile_size, SEEK_SET);
 
  /*  Read countries.  */
 
  utemp = ftell(fp);
  hd.country = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.max_countries, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(hd.country_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating country read buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  hd.pub.countries = 0;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_countries; ++i) {
    chk_fread(buf, hd.country_size, 1, fp);
    if (!strcmp((char *)buf, "__END__")) {
      hd.pub.countries = i;
      break;
    }
    hd.country[i] = (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen((char *)buf) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.country[i], (NV_CHAR *)buf);
  }
  free(buf);
  fseek(fp, utemp + hd.max_countries * hd.country_size, SEEK_SET);
 
  /*  Read datums.  */
 
  utemp = ftell(fp);
  hd.datum = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.max_datum_types, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(hd.datum_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating datum read buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  hd.pub.datum_types = 0;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_datum_types; ++i) {
    chk_fread(buf, hd.datum_size, 1, fp);
    if (!strcmp((char *)buf, "__END__")) {
      hd.pub.datum_types = i;
      break;
    }
    hd.datum[i] = (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen((char *)buf) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.datum[i], (NV_CHAR *)buf);
  }
  free(buf);
  fseek(fp, utemp + hd.max_datum_types * hd.datum_size, SEEK_SET);
 
  /*  Read legaleses.  */
 
  if (hd.pub.major_rev < 2) {
    hd.legalese = (NV_CHAR **)malloc(sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
    assert(hd.legalese != NULL);
    hd.legalese[0] = (NV_CHAR *)malloc(5 * sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    assert(hd.legalese[0] != NULL);
    strcpy(hd.legalese[0], "NULL");
    hd.pub.legaleses = 1;
  } else {
    utemp = ftell(fp);
    hd.legalese = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.max_legaleses, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
 
    if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(hd.legalese_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) ==
        NULL) {
      perror("Allocating legalese read buffer");
      exit(-1);
    }
 
    hd.pub.legaleses = 0;
    for (i = 0; i < hd.max_legaleses; ++i) {
      chk_fread(buf, hd.legalese_size, 1, fp);
      if (!strcmp((char *)buf, "__END__")) {
        hd.pub.legaleses = i;
        break;
      }
      hd.legalese[i] =
          (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen((char *)buf) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
      strcpy(hd.legalese[i], (NV_CHAR *)buf);
    }
    free(buf);
    fseek(fp, utemp + hd.max_legaleses * hd.legalese_size, SEEK_SET);
  }
 
  /*  Read constituent names.  */
 
  hd.constituent = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.pub.constituents, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(hd.constituent_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) ==
      NULL) {
    perror("Allocating constituent read buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    chk_fread(buf, hd.constituent_size, 1, fp);
    hd.constituent[i] =
        (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen((char *)buf) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.constituent[i], (NV_CHAR *)buf);
  }
  free(buf);
 
  if (hd.speed_offset < 0 || hd.equilibrium_offset < 0 || hd.node_offset < 0) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd WARNING:  File: %s\n", filename);
    LOG_ERROR(
        "WARNING:  This TCD file was created by a pre-version-1.11 libtcd.\n\
Versions of libtcd prior to 1.11 contained a serious bug that can result\n\
in overflows in the speeds, equilibrium arguments, or node factors.  This\n\
database should be rebuilt from the original data if possible.\n");
  }
 
  /*  NOTE: Using bit_unpack to get integers.  */
 
  /*  Read speeds.  */
 
  hd.speed = (NV_FLOAT64 *)calloc(hd.pub.constituents, sizeof(NV_FLOAT64));
 
  pos = 0;
  /* wasted byte bug in V1 */
  if (hd.pub.major_rev < 2)
    size = ((hd.pub.constituents * hd.speed_bits) / 8) + 1;
  else
    size = bits2bytes(hd.pub.constituents * hd.speed_bits);
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating speed read buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  chk_fread(buf, size, 1, fp);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    temp_int = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.speed_bits);
    hd.speed[i] = (NV_FLOAT64)(temp_int + hd.speed_offset) / hd.speed_scale;
    pos += hd.speed_bits;
    assert(hd.speed[i] >= 0.0);
  }
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Read equilibrium arguments.  */
 
  hd.equilibrium =
      (NV_FLOAT32 **)calloc(hd.pub.constituents, sizeof(NV_FLOAT32 *));
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    hd.equilibrium[i] =
        (NV_FLOAT32 *)calloc(hd.pub.number_of_years, sizeof(NV_FLOAT32));
  }
 
  pos = 0;
  /* wasted byte bug in V1 */
  if (hd.pub.major_rev < 2)
    size =
        ((hd.pub.constituents * hd.pub.number_of_years * hd.equilibrium_bits) /
         8) +
        1;
  else
    size = bits2bytes(hd.pub.constituents * hd.pub.number_of_years *
                      hd.equilibrium_bits);
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating equilibrium read buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  chk_fread(buf, size, 1, fp);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    for (j = 0; j < hd.pub.number_of_years; ++j) {
      temp_int = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.equilibrium_bits);
      hd.equilibrium[i][j] =
          (NV_FLOAT32)(temp_int + hd.equilibrium_offset) / hd.equilibrium_scale;
      pos += hd.equilibrium_bits;
    }
  }
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Read node factors.  */
 
  hd.node_factor =
      (NV_FLOAT32 **)calloc(hd.pub.constituents, sizeof(NV_FLOAT32 *));
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    hd.node_factor[i] =
        (NV_FLOAT32 *)calloc(hd.pub.number_of_years, sizeof(NV_FLOAT32));
  }
 
  pos = 0;
  /* wasted byte bug in V1 */
  if (hd.pub.major_rev < 2)
    size =
        ((hd.pub.constituents * hd.pub.number_of_years * hd.node_bits) / 8) + 1;
  else
    size =
        bits2bytes(hd.pub.constituents * hd.pub.number_of_years * hd.node_bits);
 
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating node read buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  chk_fread(buf, size, 1, fp);
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    for (j = 0; j < hd.pub.number_of_years; ++j) {
      temp_int = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.node_bits);
      hd.node_factor[i][j] =
          (NV_FLOAT32)(temp_int + hd.node_offset) / hd.node_scale;
      pos += hd.node_bits;
      assert(hd.node_factor[i][j] > 0.0);
    }
  }
  free(buf);
 
  /*  Read the header portion of all of the records in the file and save
      the record size, address, and name.  */
 
  /* DWF added test for zero 2003-11-16 -- happens on create new db */
  if (hd.pub.number_of_records) {
    if ((tindex = (TIDE_INDEX *)calloc(hd.pub.number_of_records,
                                       sizeof(TIDE_INDEX))) == NULL) {
      perror("Allocating tide index");
      exit(-1);
    }
    /*  Set the first address to be immediately after the header  */
    tindex[0].address = ftell(fp);
  } else
    tindex = NULL; /* May as well be explicit... */
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.number_of_records; ++i) {
    /*  Set the address for the next record so that
        read_partial_tide_record will know where to go.  */
 
    if (i) tindex[i].address = tindex[i - 1].address + rec.header.record_size;
 
    read_partial_tide_record(i, &rec);
 
    /*  Save the header info in the index.  */
 
    tindex[i].record_size = rec.header.record_size;
    tindex[i].record_type = rec.header.record_type;
    tindex[i].reference_station = rec.header.reference_station;
    assert(rec.header.tzfile >= 0);
    tindex[i].tzfile = rec.header.tzfile;
    tindex[i].lat = NINT(rec.header.latitude * hd.latitude_scale);
    tindex[i].lon = NINT(rec.header.longitude * hd.longitude_scale);
 
    if ((tindex[i].name = (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(rec.header.name) + 1,
                                            sizeof(NV_CHAR))) == NULL) {
      perror("Allocating index name memory");
      exit(-1);
    }
 
    strcpy(tindex[i].name, rec.header.name);
  }
 
  current_record = -1;
  current_index = -1;
 
  return (NVTrue);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        open_tide_db - opens the tide database
 
    Synopsis        open_tide_db (file);
 
                    NV_CHAR *file           database file name
 
    Returns         NV_BOOL                 NVTrue if file opened
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_BOOL open_tide_db(const NV_CHAR *file) {
  assert(file);
  current_record = -1;
  current_index = -1;
  if (fp) {
    if (!strcmp(file, filename) && !modified)
      return NVTrue;
    else
      close_tide_db();
  }
  if ((fp = fopen(file, "rb+")) == NULL) {
    if ((fp = fopen(file, "rb")) == NULL) return (NVFalse);
  }
  boundscheck_monologue(file);
  strcpy(filename, file);
  return (read_tide_db_header());
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        close_tide_db - closes the tide database
 
    Synopsis        close_tide_db ();
 
    Returns         void
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
    If the global modified flag is true, the database header is rewritten
    before the database is closed.  The modified flag is then cleared.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
void close_tide_db() {
  NV_U_INT32 i;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd warning: close_tide_db called when no database open\n");
    return;
  }
 
  /*  If we've changed something in the file, write the header to reset
      the last modified time.  */
 
  if (modified) write_tide_db_header();
 
  /*  Free all of the temporary memory.  */
 
  assert(hd.constituent);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    if (hd.constituent[i] != NULL) free(hd.constituent[i]);
  }
  free(hd.constituent);
  hd.constituent = NULL;
 
  if (hd.speed != NULL) free(hd.speed);
 
  assert(hd.equilibrium);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    if (hd.equilibrium[i] != NULL) free(hd.equilibrium[i]);
  }
  free(hd.equilibrium);
  hd.equilibrium = NULL;
 
  assert(hd.node_factor);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    if (hd.node_factor[i] != NULL) free(hd.node_factor[i]);
  }
  free(hd.node_factor);
  hd.node_factor = NULL;
 
  assert(hd.level_unit);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.level_unit_types; ++i) {
    if (hd.level_unit[i] != NULL) free(hd.level_unit[i]);
  }
  free(hd.level_unit);
  hd.level_unit = NULL;
 
  assert(hd.dir_unit);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.dir_unit_types; ++i) {
    if (hd.dir_unit[i] != NULL) free(hd.dir_unit[i]);
  }
  free(hd.dir_unit);
  hd.dir_unit = NULL;
 
  assert(hd.restriction);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_restriction_types; ++i) {
    if (hd.restriction[i] != NULL) free(hd.restriction[i]);
  }
  free(hd.restriction);
  hd.restriction = NULL;
 
  assert(hd.legalese);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_legaleses; ++i) {
    if (hd.legalese[i] != NULL) free(hd.legalese[i]);
  }
  free(hd.legalese);
  hd.legalese = NULL;
 
  assert(hd.tzfile);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_tzfiles; ++i) {
    if (hd.tzfile[i] != NULL) free(hd.tzfile[i]);
  }
  free(hd.tzfile);
  hd.tzfile = NULL;
 
  assert(hd.country);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_countries; ++i) {
    if (hd.country[i] != NULL) free(hd.country[i]);
  }
  free(hd.country);
  hd.country = NULL;
 
  assert(hd.datum);
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_datum_types; ++i) {
    if (hd.datum[i] != NULL) free(hd.datum[i]);
  }
  free(hd.datum);
  hd.datum = NULL;
 
  /* tindex will still be null on create_tide_db */
  if (tindex) {
    for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.number_of_records; ++i) {
      if (tindex[i].name) free(tindex[i].name);
    }
    free(tindex);
    tindex = NULL;
  }
 
  fclose(fp);
  fp = NULL;
  modified = NVFalse;
 
  /* Don't nullify the filename; there are places in the code where
     open_tide_db (filename) is invoked after close_tide_db().  This
     does not break the cache logic in open_tide_db because tindex
     is still nullified. */
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        create_tide_db - creates the tide database
 
    Synopsis        create_tide_db (file, constituents, constituent, speed,
                        start_year, num_years, equilibrium, node_factor);
 
                    NV_CHAR *file              database file name
                    NV_U_INT32 constituents    number of constituents
                    NV_CHAR *constituent[]     constituent names
                    NV_FLOAT64 *speed          speed values
                    NV_INT32 start_year        start year
                    NV_U_INT32 num_years       number of years
                    NV_FLOAT32 *equilibrium[]  equilibrium arguments
                    NV_FLOAT32 *node_factor[]  node factors
 
    Returns         NV_BOOL                 NVTrue if file created
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_BOOL create_tide_db(const NV_CHAR *file, NV_U_INT32 constituents,
                       NV_CHAR const *const constituent[],
                       const NV_FLOAT64 *speed, NV_INT32 start_year,
                       NV_U_INT32 num_years,
                       NV_FLOAT32 const *const equilibrium[],
                       NV_FLOAT32 const *const node_factor[]) {
  NV_U_INT32 i, j;
  NV_FLOAT64 min_value, max_value;
  NV_INT32 temp_int;
 
  /* Validate input */
  assert(file);
  assert(constituent);
  assert(speed);
  assert(equilibrium);
  assert(node_factor);
  for (i = 0; i < constituents; ++i) {
    if (speed[i] < 0.0) {
      LOG_ERROR(
          "libtcd create_tide_db: somebody tried to set a negative speed "
          "(%f)\n",
          speed[i]);
      return NVFalse;
    }
    for (j = 0; j < num_years; ++j) {
      if (node_factor[i][j] <= 0.0) {
        LOG_ERROR(
            "libtcd create_tide_db: somebody tried to set a negative or zero "
            "node factor (%f)\n",
            node_factor[i][j]);
        return NVFalse;
      }
    }
  }
 
  if (fp) close_tide_db();
 
  if ((fp = fopen(file, "wb+")) == NULL) {
    perror(file);
    return (NVFalse);
  }
 
  /*  Zero out the header structure.  */
 
  memset(&hd, 0, sizeof(hd));
 
  hd.pub.major_rev = LIBTCD_MAJOR_REV;
  hd.pub.minor_rev = LIBTCD_MINOR_REV;
 
  hd.header_size = DEFAULT_HEADER_SIZE;
  hd.pub.number_of_records = DEFAULT_NUMBER_OF_RECORDS;
 
  hd.pub.start_year = start_year;
  hd.pub.number_of_years = num_years;
 
  hd.pub.constituents = constituents;
 
  /*  Constituent names.  */
 
  hd.constituent = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.pub.constituents, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    hd.constituent[i] =
        (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(constituent[i]) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.constituent[i], constituent[i]);
  }
 
  /* A constituent count is stored with each reference station record,
     and it uses constituent_bits, so we need to be able to store
     the count itself (not just the values 0..count-1). */
  hd.constituent_bits = calculate_bits(hd.pub.constituents);
 
  /*  Set all of the speed attributes.  */
 
  hd.speed = (NV_FLOAT64 *)calloc(hd.pub.constituents, sizeof(NV_FLOAT64));
 
  hd.speed_scale = DEFAULT_SPEED_SCALE;
  min_value = 99999999.0;
  max_value = -99999999.0;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    if (speed[i] < min_value) min_value = speed[i];
    if (speed[i] > max_value) max_value = speed[i];
 
    hd.speed[i] = speed[i];
  }
 
  /* DWF fixed sign reversal 2003-11-16 */
  /* DWF harmonized rounding with the way it is done in write_tide_db_header
     2007-01-22 */
  hd.speed_offset = (NINT(min_value * hd.speed_scale));
  temp_int = NINT(max_value * hd.speed_scale) - hd.speed_offset;
  assert(temp_int >= 0);
  hd.speed_bits = calculate_bits((NV_U_INT32)temp_int);
  /* Generally 31.  With signed ints we don't have any bits to spare. */
  assert(hd.speed_bits < 32);
 
  /*  Set all of the equilibrium attributes.  */
 
  hd.equilibrium =
      (NV_FLOAT32 **)calloc(hd.pub.constituents, sizeof(NV_FLOAT32 *));
 
  hd.equilibrium_scale = DEFAULT_EQUILIBRIUM_SCALE;
  min_value = 99999999.0;
  max_value = -99999999.0;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    hd.equilibrium[i] =
        (NV_FLOAT32 *)calloc(hd.pub.number_of_years, sizeof(NV_FLOAT32));
    for (j = 0; j < hd.pub.number_of_years; ++j) {
      if (equilibrium[i][j] < min_value) min_value = equilibrium[i][j];
      if (equilibrium[i][j] > max_value) max_value = equilibrium[i][j];
 
      hd.equilibrium[i][j] = equilibrium[i][j];
    }
  }
 
  /* DWF fixed sign reversal 2003-11-16 */
  /* DWF harmonized rounding with the way it is done in write_tide_db_header
     2007-01-22 */
  hd.equilibrium_offset = (NINT(min_value * hd.equilibrium_scale));
  temp_int = NINT(max_value * hd.equilibrium_scale) - hd.equilibrium_offset;
  assert(temp_int >= 0);
  hd.equilibrium_bits = calculate_bits((NV_U_INT32)temp_int);
 
  /*  Set all of the node factor attributes.  */
 
  hd.node_factor =
      (NV_FLOAT32 **)calloc(hd.pub.constituents, sizeof(NV_FLOAT32 *));
 
  hd.node_scale = DEFAULT_NODE_SCALE;
  min_value = 99999999.0;
  max_value = -99999999.0;
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    hd.node_factor[i] =
        (NV_FLOAT32 *)calloc(hd.pub.number_of_years, sizeof(NV_FLOAT32));
    for (j = 0; j < hd.pub.number_of_years; ++j) {
      if (node_factor[i][j] < min_value) min_value = node_factor[i][j];
      if (node_factor[i][j] > max_value) max_value = node_factor[i][j];
 
      hd.node_factor[i][j] = node_factor[i][j];
    }
  }
 
  /* DWF fixed sign reversal 2003-11-16 */
  /* DWF harmonized rounding with the way it is done in write_tide_db_header
     2007-01-22 */
  hd.node_offset = (NINT(min_value * hd.node_scale));
  temp_int = NINT(max_value * hd.node_scale) - hd.node_offset;
  assert(temp_int >= 0);
  hd.node_bits = calculate_bits((NV_U_INT32)temp_int);
 
  /*  Default city.  */
 
  hd.amplitude_bits = DEFAULT_AMPLITUDE_BITS;
  hd.amplitude_scale = DEFAULT_AMPLITUDE_SCALE;
  hd.epoch_bits = DEFAULT_EPOCH_BITS;
  hd.epoch_scale = DEFAULT_EPOCH_SCALE;
 
  hd.record_type_bits = DEFAULT_RECORD_TYPE_BITS;
  hd.latitude_bits = DEFAULT_LATITUDE_BITS;
  hd.latitude_scale = DEFAULT_LATITUDE_SCALE;
  hd.longitude_bits = DEFAULT_LONGITUDE_BITS;
  hd.longitude_scale = DEFAULT_LONGITUDE_SCALE;
  hd.record_size_bits = DEFAULT_RECORD_SIZE_BITS;
 
  hd.station_bits = DEFAULT_STATION_BITS;
 
  hd.datum_offset_bits = DEFAULT_DATUM_OFFSET_BITS;
  hd.datum_offset_scale = DEFAULT_DATUM_OFFSET_SCALE;
  hd.date_bits = DEFAULT_DATE_BITS;
  hd.months_on_station_bits = DEFAULT_MONTHS_ON_STATION_BITS;
  hd.confidence_value_bits = DEFAULT_CONFIDENCE_VALUE_BITS;
 
  hd.time_bits = DEFAULT_TIME_BITS;
  hd.level_add_bits = DEFAULT_LEVEL_ADD_BITS;
  hd.level_add_scale = DEFAULT_LEVEL_ADD_SCALE;
  hd.level_multiply_bits = DEFAULT_LEVEL_MULTIPLY_BITS;
  hd.level_multiply_scale = DEFAULT_LEVEL_MULTIPLY_SCALE;
  hd.direction_bits = DEFAULT_DIRECTION_BITS;
 
  hd.constituent_size = DEFAULT_CONSTITUENT_SIZE;
  hd.level_unit_size = DEFAULT_LEVEL_UNIT_SIZE;
  hd.dir_unit_size = DEFAULT_DIR_UNIT_SIZE;
  hd.restriction_size = DEFAULT_RESTRICTION_SIZE;
  hd.tzfile_size = DEFAULT_TZFILE_SIZE;
  hd.country_size = DEFAULT_COUNTRY_SIZE;
  hd.datum_size = DEFAULT_DATUM_SIZE;
  hd.legalese_size = DEFAULT_LEGALESE_SIZE;
 
  /*  Level units.  */
 
  hd.pub.level_unit_types = DEFAULT_LEVEL_UNIT_TYPES;
  hd.level_unit_bits = calculate_bits(hd.pub.level_unit_types - 1);
 
  hd.level_unit =
      (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.pub.level_unit_types, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.level_unit_types; ++i) {
    hd.level_unit[i] =
        (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(level_unit[i]) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.level_unit[i], level_unit[i]);
  }
 
  /*  Direction units.  */
 
  hd.pub.dir_unit_types = DEFAULT_DIR_UNIT_TYPES;
  hd.dir_unit_bits = calculate_bits(hd.pub.dir_unit_types - 1);
 
  hd.dir_unit = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.pub.dir_unit_types, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.dir_unit_types; ++i) {
    hd.dir_unit[i] =
        (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(dir_unit[i]) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.dir_unit[i], dir_unit[i]);
  }
 
  /*  Restrictions.  */
 
  hd.restriction_bits = DEFAULT_RESTRICTION_BITS;
  hd.max_restriction_types = NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.restriction_bits));
  hd.pub.restriction_types = DEFAULT_RESTRICTION_TYPES;
 
  hd.restriction =
      (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.max_restriction_types, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_restriction_types; ++i) {
    if (i == hd.pub.restriction_types) break;
 
    hd.restriction[i] =
        (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(restriction[i]) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.restriction[i], restriction[i]);
  }
 
  /*  Legaleses.  */
 
  hd.legalese_bits = DEFAULT_LEGALESE_BITS;
  hd.max_legaleses = NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.legalese_bits));
  hd.pub.legaleses = DEFAULT_LEGALESES;
 
  hd.legalese = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.max_legaleses, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_legaleses; ++i) {
    if (i == hd.pub.legaleses) break;
 
    hd.legalese[i] =
        (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(legalese[i]) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.legalese[i], legalese[i]);
  }
 
  /*  Tzfiles.  */
 
  hd.tzfile_bits = DEFAULT_TZFILE_BITS;
  hd.max_tzfiles = NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.tzfile_bits));
  hd.pub.tzfiles = DEFAULT_TZFILES;
 
  hd.tzfile = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.max_tzfiles, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_tzfiles; ++i) {
    if (i == hd.pub.tzfiles) break;
 
    hd.tzfile[i] = (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(tzfile[i]) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.tzfile[i], tzfile[i]);
  }
 
  /*  Countries.  */
 
  hd.country_bits = DEFAULT_COUNTRY_BITS;
  hd.max_countries = NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.country_bits));
  hd.pub.countries = DEFAULT_COUNTRIES;
 
  hd.country = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.max_countries, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_countries; ++i) {
    if (i == hd.pub.countries) break;
 
    hd.country[i] = (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(country[i]) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.country[i], country[i]);
  }
 
  /*  Datums.  */
 
  hd.datum_bits = DEFAULT_DATUM_BITS;
  hd.max_datum_types = NINT(pow(2.0, (NV_FLOAT64)hd.datum_bits));
  hd.pub.datum_types = DEFAULT_DATUM_TYPES;
 
  hd.datum = (NV_CHAR **)calloc(hd.max_datum_types, sizeof(NV_CHAR *));
  for (i = 0; i < hd.max_datum_types; ++i) {
    if (i == hd.pub.datum_types) break;
 
    hd.datum[i] = (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(datum[i]) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
    strcpy(hd.datum[i], datum[i]);
  }
 
  /*  Write the header to the file and close. */
 
  modified = NVTrue;
  close_tide_db();
 
  /*  Re-open it and read the header from the file.  */
 
  i = (open_tide_db(file));
 
  /*  Set the correct end of file position since the one in the header is
      set to 0.  */
  hd.end_of_file = ftell(fp);
  /* DWF 2004-08-15: if the original program exits without adding any
     records, that doesn't help!  Rewrite the header with correct
     end_of_file. */
  write_tide_db_header();
 
  return (i);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-13
  Used in check_tide_record.
\*****************************************************************************/
static NV_BOOL check_date(NV_U_INT32 date) {
  if (date) {
    unsigned m, d;
    date %= 10000;
    m = date / 100;
    d = date % 100;
    if (m < 1 || m > 12 || d < 1 || d > 31) return NVFalse;
  }
  return NVTrue;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-13
  Returns true iff a record is valid enough to write.  Reports all problems
  to LOG_ERROR.  The checks are not designed to be airtight (e.g., if you
  use 360 degrees instead of 0 we'll let it slide).
 
  Mild side effects may occur:
  Note that the units-to-level-units COMPAT114 trick is wedged in here.
\*****************************************************************************/
static NV_BOOL check_tide_record(TIDE_RECORD *rec) {
  NV_U_INT32 i;
  NV_BOOL ret = NVTrue;
 
  if (!rec) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: null pointer passed to check_tide_record\n");
    return NVFalse;
  }
 
  /* These are all static fields--if a buffer overflow has occurred on one
     of these, other fields might be invalid, but the problem started here. */
  boundscheck_oneliner(rec->header.name);
  boundscheck_oneliner(rec->source);
  boundscheck_monologue(rec->comments);
  boundscheck_monologue(rec->notes);
  boundscheck_oneliner(rec->station_id_context);
  boundscheck_oneliner(rec->station_id);
  boundscheck_monologue(rec->xfields);
 
#ifdef COMPAT114
  if (rec->header.record_type == REFERENCE_STATION && rec->units > 0)
    rec->level_units = rec->units;
#endif
 
  if (rec->header.latitude < -90.0 || rec->header.latitude > 90.0 ||
      rec->header.longitude < -180.0 || rec->header.longitude > 180.0) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad coordinates in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (rec->header.tzfile < 0 ||
      rec->header.tzfile >= (NV_INT32)hd.pub.tzfiles) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad tzfile in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (rec->header.name[0] == '\0') {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: null name in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (rec->country < 0 || rec->country >= (NV_INT32)hd.pub.countries) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad country in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (rec->restriction >= hd.pub.restriction_types) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad restriction in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (rec->legalese >= hd.pub.legaleses) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad legalese in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (!check_date(rec->date_imported)) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad date_imported in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (rec->direction_units >= hd.pub.dir_unit_types) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad direction_units in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (rec->min_direction < 0 || rec->min_direction > 361) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: min_direction out of range in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (rec->max_direction < 0 || rec->max_direction > 361) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: max_direction out of range in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (rec->level_units >= hd.pub.level_unit_types) {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad units in tide record\n");
    ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  switch (rec->header.record_type) {
    case REFERENCE_STATION:
      if (rec->header.reference_station != -1) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: type 1 record, reference_station != -1\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->datum_offset < -13421.7728 || rec->datum_offset > 13421.7727) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: datum_offset out of range in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->datum < 0 || rec->datum >= (NV_INT32)hd.pub.datum_types) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad datum in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->zone_offset < -4096 || rec->zone_offset > 4095 ||
          rec->zone_offset % 100 >= 60) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad zone_offset in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (!check_date(rec->expiration_date)) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad expiration_date in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->months_on_station > 1023) {
        LOG_ERROR(
            "libtcd error: months_on_station out of range in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (!check_date(rec->last_date_on_station)) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad last_date_on_station in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->confidence > 15) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: confidence out of range in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      /* Only issue each error once. */
      for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
        if (rec->amplitude[i] < 0.0 || rec->amplitude[i] > 52.4287) {
          LOG_ERROR(
              "libtcd error: constituent amplitude out of range in tide "
              "record\n");
          ret = NVFalse;
          break;
        }
      }
      for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
        if (rec->epoch[i] < 0.0 || rec->epoch[i] > 360.0) {
          LOG_ERROR(
              "libtcd error: constituent epoch out of range in tide record\n");
          ret = NVFalse;
          break;
        }
      }
 
      break;
 
    case SUBORDINATE_STATION:
      if (rec->header.reference_station < 0 ||
          rec->header.reference_station >= (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_records) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad reference_station in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->min_time_add < -4096 || rec->min_time_add > 4095 ||
          rec->min_time_add % 100 >= 60) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad min_time_add in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->min_level_add < -65.536 || rec->min_level_add > 65.535) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: min_level_add out of range in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->min_level_multiply < 0.0 || rec->min_level_multiply > 65.535) {
        LOG_ERROR(
            "libtcd error: min_level_multiply out of range in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->max_time_add < -4096 || rec->max_time_add > 4095 ||
          rec->max_time_add % 100 >= 60) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad max_time_add in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->max_level_add < -65.536 || rec->max_level_add > 65.535) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: max_level_add out of range in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->max_level_multiply < 0.0 || rec->max_level_multiply > 65.535) {
        LOG_ERROR(
            "libtcd error: max_level_multiply out of range in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->flood_begins != NULLSLACKOFFSET &&
          (rec->flood_begins < -4096 || rec->flood_begins > 4095 ||
           rec->flood_begins % 100 >= 60)) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad flood_begins in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      if (rec->ebb_begins != NULLSLACKOFFSET &&
          (rec->ebb_begins < -4096 || rec->ebb_begins > 4095 ||
           rec->ebb_begins % 100 >= 60)) {
        LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: bad ebb_begins in tide record\n");
        ret = NVFalse;
      }
 
      break;
 
    default:
      LOG_ERROR("libtcd error: invalid record_type in tide record\n");
      ret = NVFalse;
  }
 
  if (ret == NVFalse) dump_tide_record(rec);
  return ret;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
  DWF 2004-10-13
  Calculate size of a tide record as it would be encoded in the TCD file.
  Size is stored in record_size field.  Return is number of constituents
  that will be encoded.
\*****************************************************************************/
static NV_U_INT32 figure_size(TIDE_RECORD *rec) {
  NV_U_INT32 i, count = 0, name_size, source_size, comments_size, notes_size,
                station_id_context_size, station_id_size, xfields_size;
 
  assert(rec);
 
  /*  Figure out how many bits we'll need for this record. */
 
  name_size = strlen(clip_string(rec->header.name)) + 1;
  source_size = strlen(clip_string(rec->source)) + 1;
  comments_size = strlen(clip_string(rec->comments)) + 1;
  notes_size = strlen(clip_string(rec->notes)) + 1;
  station_id_context_size = strlen(clip_string(rec->station_id_context)) + 1;
  station_id_size = strlen(clip_string(rec->station_id)) + 1;
  /* No clipping on xfields -- trailing \n required by syntax */
  xfields_size = strlen(rec->xfields) + 1;
 
  rec->header.record_size =
      hd.record_size_bits + hd.record_type_bits + hd.latitude_bits +
      hd.longitude_bits + hd.station_bits + hd.tzfile_bits + (name_size * 8) +
 
      hd.country_bits + (source_size * 8) + hd.restriction_bits +
      (comments_size * 8) + (notes_size * 8) + hd.legalese_bits +
      (station_id_context_size * 8) + (station_id_size * 8) + hd.date_bits +
      (xfields_size * 8) + hd.dir_unit_bits + hd.direction_bits +
      hd.direction_bits + hd.level_unit_bits;
 
  switch (rec->header.record_type) {
    case REFERENCE_STATION:
      rec->header.record_size += hd.datum_offset_bits + hd.datum_bits +
                                 hd.time_bits + hd.date_bits +
                                 hd.months_on_station_bits + hd.date_bits +
                                 hd.confidence_value_bits + hd.constituent_bits;
 
      for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
        assert(rec->amplitude[i] >= 0.0);
        if (rec->amplitude[i] >= AMPLITUDE_EPSILON) ++count;
      }
 
      rec->header.record_size +=
          (count * hd.constituent_bits + count * hd.amplitude_bits +
           count * hd.epoch_bits);
 
      break;
 
    case SUBORDINATE_STATION:
      rec->header.record_size += hd.time_bits + hd.level_add_bits +
                                 hd.level_multiply_bits + hd.time_bits +
                                 hd.level_add_bits + hd.level_multiply_bits +
                                 hd.time_bits + hd.time_bits;
      break;
 
    default:
      assert(0);
  }
 
  rec->header.record_size = bits2bytes(rec->header.record_size);
  return count;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
DWF 2004-10-14
\*****************************************************************************/
static void pack_string(NV_U_BYTE *buf, NV_U_INT32 *pos, NV_CHAR *s) {
  NV_U_INT32 i, temp_size;
  assert(buf);
  assert(pos);
  assert(s);
  temp_size = strlen(s) + 1;
  for (i = 0; i < temp_size; ++i) {
    bit_pack(buf, *pos, 8, s[i]);
    *pos += 8;
  }
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        pack_tide_record - convert TIDE_RECORD to packed form
 
    Synopsis        pack_tide_record (rec, bufptr, bufsize);
 
                    TIDE_RECORD *rec        tide record (in)
                    NV_U_BYTE **bufptr      packed record (out)
                    NV_U_INT32 *bufsize     size of buf in bytes (out)
 
                    buf is allocated by pack_tide_record and should be
                    freed by the caller.
 
    Returns         void
 
    Author          Extracted from write_tide_record by David Flater
    Date            2006-05-26
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static void pack_tide_record(TIDE_RECORD *rec, NV_U_BYTE **bufptr,
                             NV_U_INT32 *bufsize) {
  NV_U_INT32 i, pos, constituent_count;
  NV_INT32 temp_int;
  NV_U_BYTE *buf;
 
  /* Validate input */
  assert(rec);
  /* Cursory check for buffer overflows.  Should not happen here --
     check_tide_record does a more thorough job when called by add_tide_record
     and update_tide_record. */
  boundscheck_oneliner(rec->header.name);
  boundscheck_oneliner(rec->source);
  boundscheck_monologue(rec->comments);
  boundscheck_monologue(rec->notes);
  boundscheck_oneliner(rec->station_id_context);
  boundscheck_oneliner(rec->station_id);
  boundscheck_monologue(rec->xfields);
 
  constituent_count = figure_size(rec);
 
  if (!(*bufptr =
            (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(rec->header.record_size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE)))) {
    perror("libtcd can't allocate memory in pack_tide_record");
    exit(-1);
  }
  buf = *bufptr; /* To conserve asterisks */
 
  /*  Bit pack the common section.  "pos" is the bit position within the
      buffer "buf".  */
 
  pos = 0;
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.record_size_bits, rec->header.record_size);
  pos += hd.record_size_bits;
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.record_type_bits, rec->header.record_type);
  pos += hd.record_type_bits;
 
  temp_int = NINT(rec->header.latitude * hd.latitude_scale);
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.latitude_bits, temp_int);
  pos += hd.latitude_bits;
 
  temp_int = NINT(rec->header.longitude * hd.longitude_scale);
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.longitude_bits, temp_int);
  pos += hd.longitude_bits;
 
  /* This ordering doesn't match everywhere else but there's no technical
     reason to change it from its V1 ordering.  To do so would force
     another conditional in unpack_partial_tide_record. */
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.tzfile_bits, rec->header.tzfile);
  pos += hd.tzfile_bits;
 
  pack_string(buf, &pos, clip_string(rec->header.name));
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.station_bits, rec->header.reference_station);
  pos += hd.station_bits;
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.country_bits, rec->country);
  pos += hd.country_bits;
 
  pack_string(buf, &pos, clip_string(rec->source));
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.restriction_bits, rec->restriction);
  pos += hd.restriction_bits;
 
  pack_string(buf, &pos, clip_string(rec->comments));
  pack_string(buf, &pos, clip_string(rec->notes));
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.legalese_bits, rec->legalese);
  pos += hd.legalese_bits;
 
  pack_string(buf, &pos, clip_string(rec->station_id_context));
  pack_string(buf, &pos, clip_string(rec->station_id));
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.date_bits, rec->date_imported);
  pos += hd.date_bits;
 
  /* No clipping on xfields -- trailing \n required by syntax */
  pack_string(buf, &pos, rec->xfields);
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.dir_unit_bits, rec->direction_units);
  pos += hd.dir_unit_bits;
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.direction_bits, rec->min_direction);
  pos += hd.direction_bits;
 
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.direction_bits, rec->max_direction);
  pos += hd.direction_bits;
 
  /* The units-to-level-units compatibility hack is in check_tide_record */
  bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.level_unit_bits, rec->level_units);
  pos += hd.level_unit_bits;
 
  /*  Bit pack record type 1 records.  */
 
  if (rec->header.record_type == REFERENCE_STATION) {
    temp_int = NINT(rec->datum_offset * hd.datum_offset_scale);
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.datum_offset_bits, temp_int);
    pos += hd.datum_offset_bits;
 
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.datum_bits, rec->datum);
    pos += hd.datum_bits;
 
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits, rec->zone_offset);
    pos += hd.time_bits;
 
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.date_bits, rec->expiration_date);
    pos += hd.date_bits;
 
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.months_on_station_bits, rec->months_on_station);
    pos += hd.months_on_station_bits;
 
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.date_bits, rec->last_date_on_station);
    pos += hd.date_bits;
 
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.confidence_value_bits, rec->confidence);
    pos += hd.confidence_value_bits;
 
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.constituent_bits, constituent_count);
    pos += hd.constituent_bits;
 
    for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
      if (rec->amplitude[i] >= AMPLITUDE_EPSILON) {
        bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.constituent_bits, i);
        pos += hd.constituent_bits;
 
        temp_int = NINT(rec->amplitude[i] * hd.amplitude_scale);
        assert(temp_int);
        bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.amplitude_bits, temp_int);
        pos += hd.amplitude_bits;
 
        temp_int = NINT(rec->epoch[i] * hd.epoch_scale);
        bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.epoch_bits, temp_int);
        pos += hd.epoch_bits;
      }
    }
  }
 
  /*  Bit pack record type 2 records.  */
  else if (rec->header.record_type == SUBORDINATE_STATION) {
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits, rec->min_time_add);
    pos += hd.time_bits;
 
    temp_int = NINT(rec->min_level_add * hd.level_add_scale);
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.level_add_bits, temp_int);
    pos += hd.level_add_bits;
 
    temp_int = NINT(rec->min_level_multiply * hd.level_multiply_scale);
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.level_multiply_bits, temp_int);
    pos += hd.level_multiply_bits;
 
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits, rec->max_time_add);
    pos += hd.time_bits;
 
    temp_int = NINT(rec->max_level_add * hd.level_add_scale);
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.level_add_bits, temp_int);
    pos += hd.level_add_bits;
 
    temp_int = NINT(rec->max_level_multiply * hd.level_multiply_scale);
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.level_multiply_bits, temp_int);
    pos += hd.level_multiply_bits;
 
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits, rec->flood_begins);
    pos += hd.time_bits;
 
    bit_pack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits, rec->ebb_begins);
    pos += hd.time_bits;
  }
 
  else {
    LOG_ERROR("libtcd error:  Record type %d is undefined\n",
              rec->header.record_type);
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  *bufsize = rec->header.record_size;
  assert(*bufsize == bits2bytes(pos));
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        write_tide_record - writes a tide record to the database
 
    Synopsis        write_tide_record (num, rec);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            record number:
                                            >= 0 overwrite record num
                                              -1 write at current file position
                    TIDE_RECORD *rec        tide record
 
    Returns         NV_BOOL                 NVTrue if successful
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
    hd.end_of_file is not updated by this function in any event.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static NV_BOOL write_tide_record(NV_INT32 num, TIDE_RECORD *rec) {
  NV_U_BYTE *buf = NULL;
  NV_U_INT32 bufsize = 0;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return NVFalse;
  }
  write_protect();
 
  pack_tide_record(rec, &buf, &bufsize);
 
  if (num == -1)
    ;
  else if (num >= 0)
    fseek(fp, tindex[num].address, SEEK_SET);
  else
    assert(0);
 
  chk_fwrite(buf, bufsize, 1, fp);
  free(buf);
  modified = NVTrue;
  return NVTrue;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        read_next_tide_record - reads the next tide record from
                    the database
 
    Synopsis        read_next_tide_record (rec);
 
                    TIDE_RECORD *rec        tide record
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                record number of the tide record
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 read_next_tide_record(TIDE_RECORD *rec) {
  return (read_tide_record(current_record + 1, rec));
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        unpack_tide_record - convert TIDE_RECORD from packed form
 
    Synopsis        unpack_tide_record (buf, bufsize, rec);
 
                    NV_U_BYTE *buf          packed record (in)
                    NV_U_INT32 bufsize      size of buf in bytes (in)
                    TIDE_RECORD *rec        tide record (in-out)
 
                    rec must be allocated by the caller.
 
    Returns         void
 
    Author          Extracted from read_tide_record by David Flater
    Date            2006-05-26
 
    rec->header.record_number is initialized from the global current_record.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
static void unpack_tide_record(NV_U_BYTE *buf, NV_U_INT32 bufsize,
                               TIDE_RECORD *rec) {
  NV_INT32 temp_int;
  NV_U_INT32 i, j, pos, count;
 
  assert(rec);
 
  /* Initialize record */
  memset(rec, 0, sizeof(TIDE_RECORD));
  {
    int r = find_dir_units("degrees true");
    assert(r > 0);
    rec->direction_units = (NV_U_BYTE)r;
  }
  rec->min_direction = rec->max_direction = 361;
  rec->flood_begins = rec->ebb_begins = NULLSLACKOFFSET;
  rec->header.record_number = current_record;
 
  unpack_partial_tide_record(buf, bufsize, rec, &pos);
 
  switch (rec->header.record_type) {
    case REFERENCE_STATION:
    case SUBORDINATE_STATION:
      break;
    default:
      LOG_ERROR("libtcd fatal error: tried to read type %d tide record.\n",
                rec->header.record_type);
      LOG_ERROR(
          "This version of libtcd only supports types 1 and 2.  Perhaps you "
          "should\nupgrade.\n");
      exit(-1);
  }
 
  switch (hd.pub.major_rev) {
      /************************* TCD V1 *****************************/
    case 0:
    case 1:
 
      /*  "pos" is the bit position within the buffer "buf".  */
 
      rec->country = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.country_bits);
      pos += hd.country_bits;
 
      /* pedigree */
      pos += hd.pedigree_bits;
 
      unpack_string(buf, bufsize, &pos, rec->source, ONELINER_LENGTH,
                    "source field");
 
      rec->restriction = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.restriction_bits);
      pos += hd.restriction_bits;
 
      unpack_string(buf, bufsize, &pos, rec->comments, MONOLOGUE_LENGTH,
                    "comments field");
 
      if (rec->header.record_type == REFERENCE_STATION) {
        rec->level_units = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_unit_bits);
#ifdef COMPAT114
        rec->units = rec->level_units;
#endif
        pos += hd.level_unit_bits;
 
        temp_int = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.datum_offset_bits);
        rec->datum_offset = (NV_FLOAT32)temp_int / hd.datum_offset_scale;
        pos += hd.datum_offset_bits;
 
        rec->datum = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.datum_bits);
        pos += hd.datum_bits;
 
        rec->zone_offset = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits);
        pos += hd.time_bits;
 
        rec->expiration_date = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.date_bits);
        pos += hd.date_bits;
 
        rec->months_on_station =
            bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.months_on_station_bits);
        pos += hd.months_on_station_bits;
 
        rec->last_date_on_station = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.date_bits);
        pos += hd.date_bits;
 
        rec->confidence = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.confidence_value_bits);
        pos += hd.confidence_value_bits;
 
        for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
          rec->amplitude[i] = 0.0;
          rec->epoch[i] = 0.0;
        }
 
        count = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.constituent_bits);
        pos += hd.constituent_bits;
 
        for (i = 0; i < count; ++i) {
          j = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.constituent_bits);
          pos += hd.constituent_bits;
 
          rec->amplitude[j] =
              (NV_FLOAT32)bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.amplitude_bits) /
              hd.amplitude_scale;
          pos += hd.amplitude_bits;
 
          rec->epoch[j] =
              (NV_FLOAT32)bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.epoch_bits) / hd.epoch_scale;
          pos += hd.epoch_bits;
        }
      } else if (rec->header.record_type == SUBORDINATE_STATION) {
        rec->level_units = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_unit_bits);
        pos += hd.level_unit_bits;
 
        rec->direction_units = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.dir_unit_bits);
        pos += hd.dir_unit_bits;
 
        /* avg_level_units */
        pos += hd.level_unit_bits;
 
        rec->min_time_add = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits);
        pos += hd.time_bits;
 
        temp_int = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_add_bits);
        rec->min_level_add = (NV_FLOAT32)temp_int / hd.level_add_scale;
        pos += hd.level_add_bits;
 
        /* Signed in V1 */
        temp_int = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_multiply_bits);
        rec->min_level_multiply =
            (NV_FLOAT32)temp_int / hd.level_multiply_scale;
        pos += hd.level_multiply_bits;
 
        /* min_avg_level */
        pos += hd.level_add_bits;
 
        rec->min_direction = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.direction_bits);
        pos += hd.direction_bits;
 
        rec->max_time_add = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits);
        pos += hd.time_bits;
 
        temp_int = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_add_bits);
        rec->max_level_add = (NV_FLOAT32)temp_int / hd.level_add_scale;
        pos += hd.level_add_bits;
 
        /* Signed in V1 */
        temp_int = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_multiply_bits);
        rec->max_level_multiply =
            (NV_FLOAT32)temp_int / hd.level_multiply_scale;
        pos += hd.level_multiply_bits;
 
        /* max_avg_level */
        pos += hd.level_add_bits;
 
        rec->max_direction = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.direction_bits);
        pos += hd.direction_bits;
 
        rec->flood_begins = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits);
        pos += hd.time_bits;
 
        rec->ebb_begins = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits);
        pos += hd.time_bits;
      } else {
        assert(0);
      }
      break;
 
      /************************* TCD V2 *****************************/
    case 2:
      rec->country = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.country_bits);
      pos += hd.country_bits;
 
      unpack_string(buf, bufsize, &pos, rec->source, ONELINER_LENGTH,
                    "source field");
 
      rec->restriction = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.restriction_bits);
      pos += hd.restriction_bits;
 
      unpack_string(buf, bufsize, &pos, rec->comments, MONOLOGUE_LENGTH,
                    "comments field");
      unpack_string(buf, bufsize, &pos, rec->notes, MONOLOGUE_LENGTH,
                    "notes field");
 
      rec->legalese = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.legalese_bits);
      pos += hd.legalese_bits;
 
      unpack_string(buf, bufsize, &pos, rec->station_id_context,
                    ONELINER_LENGTH, "station_id_context field");
      unpack_string(buf, bufsize, &pos, rec->station_id, ONELINER_LENGTH,
                    "station_id field");
 
      rec->date_imported = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.date_bits);
      pos += hd.date_bits;
 
      unpack_string(buf, bufsize, &pos, rec->xfields, MONOLOGUE_LENGTH,
                    "xfields field");
 
      rec->direction_units = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.dir_unit_bits);
      pos += hd.dir_unit_bits;
 
      rec->min_direction = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.direction_bits);
      pos += hd.direction_bits;
 
      rec->max_direction = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.direction_bits);
      pos += hd.direction_bits;
 
      rec->level_units = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_unit_bits);
#ifdef COMPAT114
      rec->units = rec->level_units;
#endif
      pos += hd.level_unit_bits;
 
      if (rec->header.record_type == REFERENCE_STATION) {
        temp_int = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.datum_offset_bits);
        rec->datum_offset = (NV_FLOAT32)temp_int / hd.datum_offset_scale;
        pos += hd.datum_offset_bits;
 
        rec->datum = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.datum_bits);
        pos += hd.datum_bits;
 
        rec->zone_offset = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits);
        pos += hd.time_bits;
 
        rec->expiration_date = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.date_bits);
        pos += hd.date_bits;
 
        rec->months_on_station =
            bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.months_on_station_bits);
        pos += hd.months_on_station_bits;
 
        rec->last_date_on_station = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.date_bits);
        pos += hd.date_bits;
 
        rec->confidence = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.confidence_value_bits);
        pos += hd.confidence_value_bits;
 
        for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
          rec->amplitude[i] = 0.0;
          rec->epoch[i] = 0.0;
        }
 
        count = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.constituent_bits);
        pos += hd.constituent_bits;
 
        for (i = 0; i < count; ++i) {
          j = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.constituent_bits);
          pos += hd.constituent_bits;
 
          rec->amplitude[j] =
              (NV_FLOAT32)bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.amplitude_bits) /
              hd.amplitude_scale;
          pos += hd.amplitude_bits;
 
          rec->epoch[j] =
              (NV_FLOAT32)bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.epoch_bits) / hd.epoch_scale;
          pos += hd.epoch_bits;
        }
      } else if (rec->header.record_type == SUBORDINATE_STATION) {
        rec->min_time_add = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits);
        pos += hd.time_bits;
 
        temp_int = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_add_bits);
        rec->min_level_add = (NV_FLOAT32)temp_int / hd.level_add_scale;
        pos += hd.level_add_bits;
 
        /* Made unsigned in V2 */
        temp_int = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_multiply_bits);
        rec->min_level_multiply =
            (NV_FLOAT32)temp_int / hd.level_multiply_scale;
        pos += hd.level_multiply_bits;
 
        rec->max_time_add = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits);
        pos += hd.time_bits;
 
        temp_int = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_add_bits);
        rec->max_level_add = (NV_FLOAT32)temp_int / hd.level_add_scale;
        pos += hd.level_add_bits;
 
        /* Made unsigned in V2 */
        temp_int = bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.level_multiply_bits);
        rec->max_level_multiply =
            (NV_FLOAT32)temp_int / hd.level_multiply_scale;
        pos += hd.level_multiply_bits;
 
        rec->flood_begins = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits);
        pos += hd.time_bits;
 
        rec->ebb_begins = signed_bit_unpack(buf, pos, hd.time_bits);
        pos += hd.time_bits;
      } else {
        assert(0);
      }
      break;
 
    default:
      assert(0);
  }
 
  assert(pos <= bufsize * 8);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        read_tide_record - reads tide record "num" from the
                    database
 
    Synopsis        read_tide_record (num, rec);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            record number (in)
                    TIDE_RECORD *rec        tide record (in-out)
 
                    rec must be allocated by the caller.
 
    Returns         NV_INT32                num if success, -1 if failure
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 read_tide_record(NV_INT32 num, TIDE_RECORD *rec) {
  NV_U_BYTE *buf;
  NV_U_INT32 bufsize;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return -1;
  }
 
  if (num < 0 || num >= (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_records) return -1;
  assert(rec);
 
  bufsize = tindex[num].record_size;
  if ((buf = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(bufsize, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
    perror("Allocating read_tide_record buffer");
    exit(-1);
  }
 
  current_record = num;
  require(fseek(fp, tindex[num].address, SEEK_SET) == 0);
  chk_fread(buf, tindex[num].record_size, 1, fp);
  unpack_tide_record(buf, bufsize, rec);
  free(buf);
  return num;
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        add_tide_record - adds a tide record to the database
 
    Synopsis        add_tide_record (rec);
 
                    TIDE_RECORD *rec        tide record
 
    Returns         NV_BOOL                 NVTrue if successful
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_BOOL add_tide_record(TIDE_RECORD *rec, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db) {
  NV_INT32 pos;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return NVFalse;
  }
  write_protect();
 
  if (!check_tide_record(rec)) return NVFalse;
 
  fseek(fp, hd.end_of_file, SEEK_SET);
  pos = ftell(fp);
  assert(pos > 0);
 
  rec->header.record_number = hd.pub.number_of_records++;
 
  if (write_tide_record(-1, rec)) {
    if ((tindex = (TIDE_INDEX *)realloc(
             tindex, hd.pub.number_of_records * sizeof(TIDE_INDEX))) == NULL) {
      perror("Allocating more index records");
      exit(-1);
    }
 
    tindex[rec->header.record_number].address = pos;
    tindex[rec->header.record_number].record_size = rec->header.record_size;
    tindex[rec->header.record_number].record_type = rec->header.record_type;
    tindex[rec->header.record_number].reference_station =
        rec->header.reference_station;
    assert(rec->header.tzfile >= 0);
    tindex[rec->header.record_number].tzfile = rec->header.tzfile;
    tindex[rec->header.record_number].lat =
        NINT(rec->header.latitude * hd.latitude_scale);
    tindex[rec->header.record_number].lon =
        NINT(rec->header.longitude * hd.longitude_scale);
 
    if ((tindex[rec->header.record_number].name = (NV_CHAR *)calloc(
             strlen(rec->header.name) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR))) == NULL) {
      perror("Allocating index name memory");
      exit(-1);
    }
 
    strcpy(tindex[rec->header.record_number].name, rec->header.name);
    pos = ftell(fp);
    assert(pos > 0);
    hd.end_of_file = pos;
    modified = NVTrue;
 
    /*  Get the new number of records.  */
    if (db) *db = hd.pub;
 
    return NVTrue;
  }
 
  return NVFalse;
}
 
#if 0
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        delete_tide_record - deletes a record and all subordinate
                    records from the database
 
    Synopsis        delete_tide_record (num);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            record number
 
    Returns         NV_BOOL                 NVTrue if successful
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner (redone by David Flater)
    Date            08/01/02 (2006-05-26)
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_BOOL delete_tide_record (NV_INT32 num, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db)
{
    NV_INT32          i, newrecnum, *map;
    NV_U_BYTE         **allrecs_packed;
 
    if (!fp) {
        LOG_ERROR ("libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
        return NVFalse;
    }
    write_protect();
 
    if (num < 0 || num >= (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_records) return NVFalse;
 
    /* Allocate workspace */
 
    if (!(map = (NV_INT32 *) malloc (hd.pub.number_of_records * sizeof(NV_INT32)))) {
        perror ("libtcd: delete_tide_record: can't malloc");
        return NVFalse;
    }
    if (!(allrecs_packed = (NV_U_BYTE **) malloc (hd.pub.number_of_records * sizeof(NV_U_BYTE*)))) {
        perror ("libtcd: delete_tide_record: can't malloc");
        free (map);
        return NVFalse;
    }
 
    /* First pass: read in database, build record number map and mark records
       for deletion */
 
    require (fseek (fp, tindex[0].address, SEEK_SET) == 0);
    for (newrecnum=0,i=0; i<(NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_records; ++i) {
        assert (ftell(fp) == tindex[i].address);
        if (i == num || (tindex[i].record_type == SUBORDINATE_STATION && tindex[i].reference_station == num)) {
            map[i] = -1;
            allrecs_packed[i] = NULL;
            require (fseek (fp, tindex[i].record_size, SEEK_CUR) == 0);
        } else {
            map[i] = newrecnum++;
            if (!(allrecs_packed[i] = (NV_U_BYTE *) malloc (tindex[i].record_size))) {
                perror ("libtcd: delete_tide_record: can't malloc");
                for (--i; i>=0; --i)
                    free (allrecs_packed[i]);
                free (allrecs_packed);
                free (map);
                return NVFalse;
            }
            chk_fread (allrecs_packed[i], tindex[i].record_size, 1, fp);
        }
    }
 
    /* Second pass: rewrite database and fix substation linkage */
 
    require (fseek (fp, tindex[0].address, SEEK_SET) == 0);
    require (ftruncate (fileno(fp), tindex[0].address) == 0);
 
    for (i=0; i<(NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_records; ++i)
        if (map[i] >= 0) {
            if (tindex[i].record_type == SUBORDINATE_STATION) {
                assert (tindex[i].reference_station >= 0);
                assert (tindex[i].reference_station <= (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_records);
                if (map[tindex[i].reference_station] != tindex[i].reference_station) {
                    /* Fix broken reference station linkage */
                    TIDE_RECORD rec;
                    unpack_tide_record (allrecs_packed[i], tindex[i].record_size, &rec);
                    free (allrecs_packed[i]);
                    rec.header.reference_station = map[tindex[i].reference_station];
                    pack_tide_record (&rec, &(allrecs_packed[i]), &(tindex[i].record_size));
                }
            }
            chk_fwrite (allrecs_packed[i], tindex[i].record_size, 1, fp);
            free (allrecs_packed[i]);
        }
 
    /* Free workspace (packed records were freed above) */
 
    free (allrecs_packed);
    free (map);
 
    /* Flush, reopen, renew.  The index is now garbage; close and reopen
       to reindex. */
 
    hd.end_of_file = ftell(fp);
    hd.pub.number_of_records = newrecnum;
    modified = NVTrue;
    close_tide_db ();
    open_tide_db (filename);
 
    if (db)
        *db = hd.pub;
 
    return NVTrue;
}
 
#endif
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        update_tide_record - updates a tide record in the database
 
    Synopsis        update_tide_record (num, rec);
 
                    NV_INT32 num            record number
                    TIDE_RECORD *rec        tide record
 
    Returns         NV_BOOL                 NVTrue if successful
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
#ifdef COMPAT114
NV_BOOL update_tide_record(NV_INT32 num, TIDE_RECORD *rec)
#else
NV_BOOL update_tide_record(NV_INT32 num, TIDE_RECORD *rec, DB_HEADER_PUBLIC *db)
#endif
{
  NV_INT32 pos, size;
  TIDE_RECORD tmp_rec;
  NV_U_BYTE *block = NULL;
 
  if (!fp) {
    LOG_ERROR(
        "libtcd error: attempt to access database when database not open\n");
    return NVFalse;
  }
  write_protect();
 
  if (num < 0 || num >= (NV_INT32)hd.pub.number_of_records) return NVFalse;
 
  if (!check_tide_record(rec)) return NVFalse;
 
  figure_size(rec);
  read_tide_record(num, &tmp_rec);
  if (rec->header.record_size != tmp_rec.header.record_size) {
    /*  Aaaaaaarrrrrgggggghhhh!!!!  We have to move stuff!  */
 
    /*  Save where we are - end of record being modified.  */
    pos = ftell(fp);
    assert(pos > 0);
 
    /*  Figure out how big a block we need to move.  */
    size = hd.end_of_file - pos;
    assert(size >= 0);
 
    /*  Allocate memory and read the block.  */
    if (size) {
      if ((block = (NV_U_BYTE *)calloc(size, sizeof(NV_U_BYTE))) == NULL) {
        perror("Allocating block");
        return NVFalse;
      }
      chk_fread(block, size, 1, fp);
    }
 
    /*  Write out the modified record.  */
    write_tide_record(num, rec);
 
    /*  If we weren't at the end of file, move the block.  */
    if (size) {
      chk_fwrite(block, size, 1, fp);
      free(block);
    }
 
    hd.end_of_file = ftell(fp);
 
    /*  Close the file and reopen it to index the records again.  */
    close_tide_db();
    open_tide_db(filename);
  }
 
  /*  The easy way.  No change to the record size.  */
  else {
    write_tide_record(num, rec);
 
    /*  Save the header info in the index.  */
    tindex[num].record_size = rec->header.record_size;
    tindex[num].record_type = rec->header.record_type;
    tindex[num].reference_station = rec->header.reference_station;
    tindex[num].tzfile = rec->header.tzfile;
    tindex[num].lat = NINT(rec->header.latitude * hd.latitude_scale);
    tindex[num].lon = NINT(rec->header.longitude * hd.longitude_scale);
 
    /* AH maybe? */
    /* DWF: agree, same size record does not imply that name length
       is identical. */
    if (strcmp(tindex[num].name, rec->header.name) != 0) {
      free(tindex[num].name);
      tindex[num].name =
          (NV_CHAR *)calloc(strlen(rec->header.name) + 1, sizeof(NV_CHAR));
      strcpy(tindex[num].name, rec->header.name);
    }
  }
 
#ifndef COMPAT114
  if (db) *db = hd.pub;
#endif
 
  return (NVTrue);
}
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
    Function        infer_constituents - computes inferred constituents when
                    M2, S2, K1, and O1 are given.  This function fills the
                    remaining unfilled constituents.  The inferred constituents
                    are developed or decided based on article 230 of
                    "Manual of Harmonic Analysis and Prediction of Tides",
                    Paul Schureman, C & GS special publication no. 98,
                    October 1971.  This function is really just for NAVO
                    since we go to weird places and put in tide gages for
                    ridiculously short periods of time so we only get a
                    few major constituents developed.  This function was
                    modified from the NAVO FORTRAN program pred_tide_corr,
                    subroutine infer.ftn, 08-oct-86.
 
    Synopsis        infer_constituents (rec);
 
                    TIDE_RECORD rec         tide record
 
    Returns         NV_BOOL                 NVFalse if not enough constituents
                                            available to infer others
 
    Author          Jan C. Depner
    Date            08/01/02
 
    See libtcd.html for changelog.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
NV_BOOL infer_constituents(TIDE_RECORD *rec) {
  NV_U_INT32 i, j;
  NV_INT32 m2, s2, k1, o1;
  NV_FLOAT32 epoch_m2, epoch_s2, epoch_k1, epoch_o1;
 
  assert(rec);
  require((m2 = find_constituent("M2")) >= 0);
  require((s2 = find_constituent("S2")) >= 0);
  require((k1 = find_constituent("K1")) >= 0);
  require((o1 = find_constituent("O1")) >= 0);
 
  if (rec->amplitude[m2] == 0.0 || rec->amplitude[s2] == 0.0 ||
      rec->amplitude[k1] == 0.0 || rec->amplitude[o1] == 0.0)
    return (NVFalse);
 
  epoch_m2 = rec->epoch[m2];
  epoch_s2 = rec->epoch[s2];
  epoch_k1 = rec->epoch[k1];
  epoch_o1 = rec->epoch[o1];
 
  for (i = 0; i < hd.pub.constituents; ++i) {
    if (rec->amplitude[i] == 0.0 && rec->epoch[i] == 0.0) {
      for (j = 0; j < INFERRED_SEMI_DIURNAL_COUNT; ++j) {
        if (!strcmp(inferred_semi_diurnal[j], get_constituent(i))) {
          /*  Compute the inferred semi-diurnal constituent.  */
 
          rec->amplitude[i] =
              (semi_diurnal_coeff[j] / coeff[0]) * rec->amplitude[m2];
 
          if (fabs((NV_FLOAT64)(epoch_s2 - epoch_m2)) > 180.0) {
            if (epoch_s2 < epoch_m2) {
              epoch_s2 += 360.0;
            } else {
              epoch_m2 += 360.0;
            }
          }
          rec->epoch[i] = epoch_m2 + ((hd.speed[i] - hd.speed[m2]) /
                                      (hd.speed[s2] - hd.speed[m2])) *
                                         (epoch_s2 - epoch_m2);
        }
      }
 
      for (j = 0; j < INFERRED_DIURNAL_COUNT; ++j) {
        if (!strcmp(inferred_diurnal[j], get_constituent(i))) {
          /*  Compute the inferred diurnal constituent.  */
 
          rec->amplitude[i] =
              (diurnal_coeff[j] / coeff[1]) * rec->amplitude[o1];
 
          if (fabs((NV_FLOAT64)(epoch_k1 - epoch_o1)) > 180.0) {
            if (epoch_k1 < epoch_o1) {
              epoch_k1 += 360.0;
            } else {
              epoch_o1 += 360.0;
            }
          }
          rec->epoch[i] = epoch_o1 + ((hd.speed[i] - hd.speed[o1]) /
                                      (hd.speed[k1] - hd.speed[o1])) *
                                         (epoch_k1 - epoch_o1);
        }
      }
    }
  }
 
  return (NVTrue);
}
 
/* $Id: bit_pack.c 1805 2007-01-22 15:36:20Z flaterco $ */
 
#include <math.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <assert.h>
 
static NV_U_BYTE mask[8] = {0x00, 0x80, 0xc0, 0xe0, 0xf0, 0xf8, 0xfc, 0xfe},
                 notmask[8] = {0xff, 0x7f, 0x3f, 0x1f, 0x0f, 0x07, 0x03, 0x01};
 
/*****************************************************************************\
 
                            DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT
 
    This source file is unclassified, distribution unlimited, public
    domain.  It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
    WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
 
\*****************************************************************************/
 
/***************************************************************************\
*                                                                           *
*   Function        calculate_bits - Computes the number of bits needed     *
*                   to store a specified value.                             *
*                                                                           *
*   Synopsis        calculate_bits (value);                                 *
*                                                                           *
*                   NV_U_INT32 value        the value to store              *
*                                                                           *
*   Returns         NV_U_INT32              number of bits needed           *
*                                                                           *
*   If value = 0, return is 0.                                              *
*   No bits are needed to store a field whose only possible value is 0.     *
*                                                                           *
*   Author          Jan C. Depner                                           *
*                                                                           *
*   Rewritten by DWF 2007-01-21                                             *
*     - "Range" was ambiguous and off-by-one errors existed in tide_db.c    *
*     - Use of log10(x)/log10(2) was vulnerable to roundoff error           *
*     - Conversion to floating point was unnecessary                        *
*     - Was giving the answer 0 for the input value 1                       *
*     - God only knows what it did for the input value 0 (the logarithm     *
*       is undefined)                                                       *
*                                                                           *
\***************************************************************************/
 
NV_U_INT32 calculate_bits(NV_U_INT32 value) {
  NV_U_INT32 bits = 32;
  NV_U_INT32 theBit = 0x80000000;
 
  while (value < theBit) {
    theBit >>= 1;
    --bits;
  }
  assert(bits <= 32);
  return bits;
}
 
/***************************************************************************\
*                                                                           *
*   Function        bit_pack - Packs a long value into consecutive bits in  *
*                   buffer.                                                 *
*                                                                           *
*   Synopsis        bit_pack (buffer, start, numbits, value);               *
*                                                                           *
*                   NV_U_BYTE buffer[]      address of buffer to use        *
*                   NV_U_INT32 start        start bit position in buffer    *
*                   NV_U_INT32 numbits      number of bits to store         *
*                   NV_INT32 value          value to store                  *
*                                                                           *
*   Description     Packs the value 'value' into 'numbits' bits in 'buffer' *
*                   starting at bit position 'start'.  The majority of      *
*                   this code is based on Appendix C of Naval Ocean         *
*                   Research and Development Activity Report #236, 'Data    *
*                   Base Structure to Support the Production of the Digital *
*                   Bathymetric Data Base', Nov. 1989, James E. Braud,      *
*                   John L. Breckenridge, James E. Current, Jerry L.        *
*                   Landrum.                                                *
*                                                                           *
*   Returns         void                                                    *
*                                                                           *
*   Author          Jan C. Depner                                           *
*                                                                           *
\***************************************************************************/
 
void bit_pack(NV_U_BYTE buffer[], NV_U_INT32 start, NV_U_INT32 numbits,
              NV_INT32 value) {
  NV_INT32 start_byte, end_byte, start_bit, end_bit, i;
 
  i = start + numbits;
 
  /*  Right shift the start and end by 3 bits, this is the same as        */
  /*  dividing by 8 but is faster.  This is computing the start and end   */
  /*  bytes for the field.                                                */
 
  start_byte = start >> 3;
  end_byte = i >> 3;
 
  /*  AND the start and end bit positions with 7, this is the same as     */
  /*  doing a mod with 8 but is faster.  Here we are computing the start  */
  /*  and end bits within the start and end bytes for the field.          */
 
  start_bit = start & 7;
  end_bit = i & 7;
 
  /*  Compute the number of bytes covered.                                */
 
  i = end_byte - start_byte - 1;
 
  /*  If the value is to be stored in one byte, store it.                 */
 
  if (start_byte == end_byte) {
    /*  Rather tricky.  We are masking out anything prior to the start  */
    /*  bit and after the end bit in order to not corrupt data that has */
    /*  already been stored there.                                      */
 
    buffer[start_byte] &= mask[start_bit] | notmask[end_bit];
 
    /*  Now we mask out anything in the value that is prior to the      */
    /*  start bit and after the end bit.  This is, of course, after we  */
    /*  have shifted the value left past the end bit.                   */
 
    buffer[start_byte] |=
        (value << (8 - end_bit)) & (notmask[start_bit] & mask[end_bit]);
  }
 
  /*  If the value covers more than 1 byte, store it.                     */
 
  else {
#pragma GCC diagnostic push
#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Warray-bounds"
    // Compiler is confused about bit manipulated index, but it looks ok.
 
    /*  Here we mask out data prior to the start bit of the first byte. */
 
    buffer[start_byte] &= mask[start_bit];
 
    /*  Get the upper bits of the value and mask out anything prior to  */
    /*  the start bit.  As an example of what's happening here, if we   */
    /*  wanted to store a 14 bit field and the start bit for the first  */
    /*  byte is 3, we would be storing the upper 5 bits of the value in */
    /*  the first byte.                                                 */
 
    buffer[start_byte++] |=
        (value >> (numbits - (8 - start_bit))) & notmask[start_bit];
 
    /*  Loop while decrementing the byte counter.                       */
 
    while (i--) {
      /*  Clear the entire byte.                                      */
 
      buffer[start_byte] &= 0;
 
      /*  Get the next 8 bits from the value.                         */
 
      buffer[start_byte++] |= (value >> ((i << 3) + end_bit)) & 255;
    }
 
    /*  For the last byte we mask out anything after the end bit.       */
 
    buffer[start_byte] &= notmask[end_bit];
 
    /*  Get the last part of the value and stuff it in the end byte.    */
    /*  The left shift effectively erases anything above 8 - end_bit    */
    /*  bits in the value so that it will fit in the last byte.         */
 
    buffer[start_byte] |= (value << (8 - end_bit));
#pragma GCC diagnostic pop
  }
}
 
/***************************************************************************\
*                                                                           *
*   Function        bit_unpack - Unpacks a long value from consecutive bits *
*                   in buffer.                                              *
*                                                                           *
*   Synopsis        bit_unpack (buffer, start, numbits);                    *
*                                                                           *
*                   NV_U_BYTE buffer[]      address of buffer to use        *
*                   NV_U_INT32 start        start bit position in buffer    *
*                   NV_U_INT32 numbits      number of bits to retrieve      *
*                                                                           *
*   Description     Unpacks the value from 'numbits' bits in 'buffer'       *
*                   starting at bit position 'start'.  The value is assumed *
*                   to be unsigned.  The majority of this code is based on  *
*                   Appendix C of Naval Ocean Research and Development      *
*                   Activity Report #236, 'Data Base Structure to Support   *
*                   the Production of the Digital Bathymetric Data Base',   *
*                   Nov. 1989, James E. Braud, John L. Breckenridge, James  *
*                   E. Current, Jerry L. Landrum.                           *
*                                                                           *
*   Returns         NV_U_INT32              value retrieved from buffer     *
*                                                                           *
*   Author          Jan C. Depner                                           *
*                                                                           *
\***************************************************************************/
 
NV_U_INT32 bit_unpack(NV_U_BYTE buffer[], NV_U_INT32 start,
                      NV_U_INT32 numbits) {
  NV_INT32 start_byte, end_byte, start_bit, end_bit, i;
  NV_U_INT32 value;
 
  i = start + numbits;
 
  /*  Right shift the start and end by 3 bits, this is the same as        */
  /*  dividing by 8 but is faster.  This is computing the start and end   */
  /*  bytes for the field.                                                */
 
  start_byte = start >> 3;
  end_byte = i >> 3;
 
  /*  AND the start and end bit positions with 7, this is the same as     */
  /*  doing a mod with 8 but is faster.  Here we are computing the start  */
  /*  and end bits within the start and end bytes for the field.          */
 
  start_bit = start & 7;
  end_bit = i & 7;
 
  /*  Compute the number of bytes covered.                                */
 
  i = end_byte - start_byte - 1;
 
  /*  If the value is stored in one byte, retrieve it.                    */
 
  if (start_byte == end_byte) {
    /*  Mask out anything prior to the start bit and after the end bit. */
 
    value =
        (NV_U_INT32)buffer[start_byte] & (notmask[start_bit] & mask[end_bit]);
 
    /*  Now we shift the value to the right.                            */
 
    value >>= (8 - end_bit);
  }
 
  /*  If the value covers more than 1 byte, retrieve it.                  */
 
  else {
    /*  Here we mask out data prior to the start bit of the first byte  */
    /*  and shift to the left the necessary amount.                     */
 
    value = (NV_U_INT32)(buffer[start_byte++] & notmask[start_bit])
            << (numbits - (8 - start_bit));
 
    /*  Loop while decrementing the byte counter.                       */
 
    while (i--) {
      /*  Get the next 8 bits from the buffer.                        */
 
      value += (NV_U_INT32)buffer[start_byte++] << ((i << 3) + end_bit);
    }
 
    /*  For the last byte we mask out anything after the end bit and    */
    /*  then shift to the right (8 - end_bit) bits.                     */
    if (mask[end_bit]) {
      value +=
          (NV_U_INT32)(buffer[start_byte] & mask[end_bit]) >> (8 - end_bit);
    }
  }
 
  return (value);
}
 
/***************************************************************************\
*                                                                           *
*   Function        signed_bit_unpack - Unpacks a signed long value from    *
*                   consecutive bits in buffer.                             *
*                                                                           *
*   Synopsis        signed_bit_unpack (buffer, start, numbits);             *
*                                                                           *
*                   NV_U_BYTE buffer[]      address of buffer to use        *
*                   NV_U_INT32 start        start bit position in buffer    *
*                   NV_U_INT32 numbits      number of bits to retrieve      *
*                                                                           *
*   Description     Unpacks the value from 'numbits' bits in 'buffer'       *
*                   starting at bit position 'start'.  The value is assumed *
*                   to be signed.  The majority of this code is based on    *
*                   Appendix C of Naval Ocean Research and Development      *
*                   Activity Report #236, 'Data Base Structure to Support   *
*                   the Production of the Digital Bathymetric Data Base',   *
*                   Nov. 1989, James E. Braud, John L. Breckenridge, James  *
*                   E. Current, Jerry L. Landrum.                           *
*                                                                           *
*   Returns         NV_INT32              value retrieved from buffer       *
*                                                                           *
*   Author          Jan C. Depner                                           *
*                                                                           *
\***************************************************************************/
 
NV_INT32 signed_bit_unpack(NV_U_BYTE buffer[], NV_U_INT32 start,
                           NV_U_INT32 numbits) {
  static NV_INT32 extend_mask = 0x7fffffff;
  NV_INT32 value;
 
  /* This function is not used anywhere that this case could arise. */
  assert(numbits > 0);
 
  value = bit_unpack(buffer, start, numbits);
 
  if (value & (1 << (numbits - 1))) value |= (extend_mask << numbits);
 
  return (value);
}