[teqc] Decimating high rate data on linux 2005Dec16 release

[Matt King]

Lou

Have run into a problem relating to decimation of some .5s data using
the latest development release of teqc

Teqc +meta gppr3240.05o 
Gives
file size (bytes):       14551288
start date & time:       2005-11-20 22:13:25.500
final date & time:       2005-11-21 00:00:12.993

Using 2005dec16 release
./teqc -O.dec 15 gppr3240.05o > ! tmp
Gives
file size (bytes):       28689
start date & time:       2005-11-20 22:13:30.000
final date & time:       2005-11-20 22:19:15.000


Using 2005Nov4 release and the same command I get
file size (bytes):       972234
start date & time:       2005-11-20 22:13:30.000
final date & time:       2005-11-20 23:59:59.993

I get the same results from linux and solaris versions for 2005dec16
release. I only have the 2005nov4 release for solaris - could you make
the same version available for linux?

Teqc +id
executable:  teqc
version:     teqc  2005Dec16
build:       Solaris 5.8|UltraSparc IIi|cc SC5.5|=+-|*Sparc
system time: 2006 Mar 13 12:41:13 UTC    GPS week= 1366

Kind Regards,

Matt King                                    
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