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Article #921RE: TOD clock and the year 2043
From: "John S. Fisher"
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 1989 19:47
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 1989 19:47
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>Does anyone have a set of Assembler routines that convert from a >TOD clock value to a date and time? It is probably overkill for your application, but I'm sending you an assembler subroutine for date/time formatting. (It breaks at 2043 and I don't care :-) You give it a text string argument like Good <part>, it is <hh,z>:<mm> <am> on <day>, <Month> <dd,z><th>, <year>. and it returns something like Good afternoon, it is 1:13 pm on Tuesday, December 19th, 1989. Most of the subroutine's code deals with fracturing the TOD clock value. /JSFisher
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Subject: RE: TOD clock and the year 2043
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