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| Routine to produce modified ordinal date string from system time and date. Includes complete TC 2.0 source. | |||
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| MODATE.COM | 8350 | 5415 | deflated |
| MODATE.DOC | 475 | 325 | deflated |
| MODATE.EXE | 9118 | 5447 | deflated |
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Here is a routine that takes the DOS system clock and outputs a modified
ordinal date string of the form YYMMDDDHHMMSS. For example, if the date
is January 10, 1991 and the time is 11:32:54 AM, the routine will produce
the string 910110113254. Please don't confuse this with the Julian date
- it's not.
It can be very helpful for naming Disk Volumes, Files, Data sets etc..
The code is in TurboC (tiny memory model), short, straightforward, and
Public Domain.
Ray
ordinal date string of the form YYMMDDDHHMMSS. For example, if the date
is January 10, 1991 and the time is 11:32:54 AM, the routine will produce
the string 910110113254. Please don't confuse this with the Julian date
- it's not.
It can be very helpful for naming Disk Volumes, Files, Data sets etc..
The code is in TurboC (tiny memory model), short, straightforward, and
Public Domain.
Ray
December 6, 2017
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