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Calculate the first day of a calendar week [C++]

I need to calculate the date of the first day in a calendar week, e.g.

Week 1 in 2009 -> Mon, 29.12.2008 (!)
Week 44 in 2009 -> Mon, 26.10.2009

I have some ugly code for this, but I would prefer a nice C++ lib.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

+2  A: 

what about boost::gregorian::date with its algorithms ?

fa.  2009-10-26 09:15:03
Looks much better.Thanks!
 2009-10-26 09:29:31
I'm thinking that the Boost's Date Time is the best solution!
Davit Siradeghyan  2009-10-26 17:58:21
For those, who are interested: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/148032/
 2009-10-31 19:33:54

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