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xcvb | 2 years ago

Looking at the code, it seems like it expects a string of the form "dddddddd?dddddd" where the '?' is any ascii character, and the code assumes the rest of the characters are ascii digits.

Specifically the line: `part2 = _pext_u64(part2, 0x0f000f0f0f0f0f0f);` seems to mask out that character.

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vesinisa|2 years ago

Just noticed this pattern fits a basic ISO 8601 datetime string perfectly. ISO requires using 'T' in place of ?, but using space (0x20) there is pretty common.

patrec|2 years ago

Indeed, I hadn't noticed the 000 (rather than 0f0) in there! Thanks!