DaylightSavingTA() is using the Windows API GetTimeZoneInformation() call, and is assuming that the StandardDate and DaylightDate members of the TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION structure are normal SYSTEMTIME values, but they are not.
From date.d:
              ts = SYSTEMTIME2d_time(&tzi.StandardDate, dt);
              td = SYSTEMTIME2d_time(&tzi.DaylightDate, dt);

              if (td <= dt && dt < ts)
              {
                  t = -tzi.DaylightBias * (60 * TicksPerSecond);
                  //printf("DST is in effect, %d\n", t);
              }
From MSDN:
DaylightDate
Specifies a SYSTEMTIME structure that contains a date and local time when the transition from standard time to daylight saving time occurs on this operating system. If this date is not specified, the wMonth member in the SYSTEMTIME structure must be zero. If this date is specified, the StandardDate value in the TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION structure must also be specified.
To select the correct day in the month, set the wYear member to zero, the wDayOfWeek member to an appropriate weekday, and the wDay member to a value in the range 1 through 5. Using this notation, the first Sunday in April can be specified, as can the last Thursday in October (5 is equal to "the last").