DATE - print date and time #299
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I disassembled AI: SYS1; TS DATE and SV: SYS1; TS DATE. The symbol tables are almost identical, so I would think @Pul-Ess's HACK; DATE 2 would be quite close to the original source. I say we should probably use DATE 2 in DB ITS. |
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On Sun, 5 Feb 2017, Lars Brinkhoff wrote:
I disassembled AI: SYS1; TS DATE and SV: SYS1; TS DATE. The symbol tables
are almost identical, so I would think @Pul-Ess's HACK; DATE 2 would be
quite close to the original source.
HACK;DATE is disassembled from TS DATE, with a small y2k fix, IIRC.
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Great, thanks! |
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SYS1; TS DATE
Sources are missing for this, however, SV has:
HACK; DATE 2
which, although when assembled creates a very different executable appears to work correctly and improves upon the SYS1; TS DATE binary in the PI distribution in that it can handle years post 1999 correctly. Not sure if we want to use this source, but we should consider it.