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# SWE-GLib
SWE-GLib is a GLib style wrapper library around the [Swiss Ephemeris library](http://www.astro.com/swisseph/), created by Astrodienst.
SWE-GLib is a GLib style wrapper library around Astrodienst's [Swiss Ephemeris library](http://www.astro.com/swisseph/).
The source tree contains Astrodienst's (the writers/publishers of the Swiss Ephemeris library) ephemeride files, as requested by Alois Treindl of Astrodienst in a mail written to me on 24 July, 2013.
The source tree contains Astrodienst's ephemeride files, as requested by Alois Treindl of Astrodienst in a mail written to me on 24 July, 2013.
## GTK-Doc
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## Usage
Many functions return non-opaque C structs; their documentation can be found inline, and in the generated GTK-Doc. Unless otherwise stated, the returned values should never be freed!
Many functions return non-opaque C structs; their documentation can be found inline, and in the generated GTK-Doc. Unless otherwise stated, the returned values should never be freed.
### Initialization
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GsweTimestamp *timestamp = gswe_timestamp_new_from_gregorian_full(1983, 3, 7, 11, 54, 45, 0, 1.0);
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The `GsweTimetamp` object is used to convert dates between the Gregorian calendar dates and Julian Day values (not to be confused with Julian calendar dates!).
The `GsweTimetamp` object is used to convert dates between the Gregorian calendar dates and Julian Day values (not to be confused with Julian calendar dates).
Next, you have to create a `GsweMoment` object: