Dec 072017
| Simple routine to display system time & date. With TASM 1.0 source. | |||
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| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| DOSTD.ASM | 5163 | 1277 | deflated |
| DOSTD.COM | 439 | 360 | deflated |
| README.TXT | 636 | 384 | deflated |
| TPCREAD.ME | 199 | 165 | deflated |
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Contents of the README.TXT file
Here's a small routine to read and display the system time and date.
Yeah, I know - it's no big deal. My XT's clock card became psychotic
and I ended up buying one of the no-slot clocks (which by the way works
great). The time display routine they provide has a bug in it such that
Saturday always comes out aturday. I started to disassemble the routine
and realized I was being kind of stupid. So I just wrote this - it
seems to work just fine. It's in the Public Domain and I hope somebody
might find a use for it.
It's in TASM 1.0 IDEAL mode, I used...
tasm /w /ml /la
tlink /t /s %1
Ray
Yeah, I know - it's no big deal. My XT's clock card became psychotic
and I ended up buying one of the no-slot clocks (which by the way works
great). The time display routine they provide has a bug in it such that
Saturday always comes out aturday. I started to disassemble the routine
and realized I was being kind of stupid. So I just wrote this - it
seems to work just fine. It's in the Public Domain and I hope somebody
might find a use for it.
It's in TASM 1.0 IDEAL mode, I used...
tasm /w /ml /la
tlink /t /s %1
Ray
December 7, 2017
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