Missing "date.h" about jpl_eph HOT 3 CLOSED

I've just pushed a revised makefile that corrects this. However, unless you're going to use sub_eph (almost no one does), you can safely ignore this.

The problem is that sub_eph depends on the lunar library (see https://github.com/Bill-Gray/lunar ). That library contains basic astronomical functions, including date/time code. Good stuff, but the only place it's used in the jpl_eph code is in sub_eph.

So the revised makefile just doesn't include sub_eph in the list of utilities built by default. You can run make sub_eph if you actually want it. Which, as stated above, almost no one really does.

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Should perhaps have mentioned: the U of Washington date.cpp, date.c, and watdefs.h are older versions of the lunar code. Quite a bit older, in fact... use the newer code at https://github.com/Bill-Gray/lunar .

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That did fixed the compile issue. Thanks for the quick response and for making your code available!

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