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* Date - Print Date/Time
*
* $Id$
*
* Greetings;                                     September 25, 1996
* 
* This 'Date' module, date5, has been expanded a wee bit to
* make it smart enough to handle dates to the year 2099.
* 
* In order to have it do it in a math conversion, I would have had to
* make the 8 bit math it does into 16 bit, and there aren't enough
* registers in the 6809 to pull that off in a reasonable code size.
* So it still does 8 bit math, but only has a 1900-2099 year total
* range.  This is more than the recently converted clock for the Disto
* 4n1 I just uploaded, as that clock now has a range from 1980 to 2079.
* A simple subtraction determines if it prints a leading 20, and the
* contents of the register after the subtraction, or it reloads the
* string pointer to point at 19 and reloads the year register to get
* the year 00-99 to print.
* 
* This contains no 6309 specific code, so Nitros9 and a 6309 cpu
* are not required to use it, box stock is fine.
* 
* Gene Heskett, <gene_heskett@wvlink.mpl.com>
*
* Ed.    Comments                                       Who YY/MM/DD
* ------------------------------------------------------------------
* 5      Made Y2K compliant                             GH  96/09/25
* 6      Made compliant with 1900-2155                  BGP 99/05/07
* 7      New option is now -t, code compacted a bit     BGP 03/01/14

         nam   Date
         ttl   Print Date/Time

         ifp1  
         use   defsfile
         endc  

tylg     set   Prgrm+Objct
atrv     set   ReEnt+rev
rev      set   $01
edition  set   7

         mod   eom,name,tylg,atrv,start,size

         org   0
SysYear  rmb   1
SysMonth rmb   1
SysDay   rmb   1
SysHour  rmb   1
SysMin   rmb   1
SysSec   rmb   1
u0006    rmb   2
u0008    rmb   440
size     equ   .

name     fcs   /Date/
         fcb   edition

MonTable fcs   '???'
         fcs   'January'
         fcs   'February'
         fcs   'March'
         fcs   'April'
         fcs   'May'
         fcs   'June'
         fcs   'July'
         fcs   'August'
         fcs   'September'
         fcs   'October'
         fcs   'November'
         fcs   'December'

start    pshs  x
         leax  SysYear,u
         leau  u0008,u
         stu   <u0006
         os9   F$Time
         bsr   Add2Buff		go print the date in buffer
         ldd   [,s++]		now, did we have a -t
         andb  #$DF
         cmpd  #$2D54		-T?
         bne   PrBuff		wasn't
         ldd   #C$SPAC*256+C$SPAC  else space it out
         std   ,u++
         bsr   DoTime		and go add the time to the buffer
PrBuff   lda   #C$CR		terminate the line to print
         sta   ,u+
         lda   #1		standard out
         ldx   <u0006
         ldy   #40
         os9   I$WritLn		and go print it
         bcs   Exit
         clrb  
Exit     os9   F$Exit

DoTime   ldb   <SysHour
         bsr   Byte2ASC
         ldb   <SysMin
         bsr   L00AB
         ldb   <SysSec
L00AB    lda   #':
         sta   ,u+
         bra   Byte2ASC

Add2Buff leay  >MonTable,pcr		point to month table
         ldb   <SysMonth		get month byte
         beq   L00C4			branch if zero (illegal)
         cmpb  #12			compare against last month of year
         bhi   L00C4			if too high, branch
L00BD    lda   ,y+			get byte
         bpl   L00BD			keep going if hi bit not set
         decb  				else decrement month
         bne   L00BD			if not 0, keep going
L00C4    bsr   PrtStrng
         ldb   <SysDay
         bsr   Byte2ASC
         ldd   #C$COMA*256+C$SPAC	get comma and space in D
         std   ,u++			store in buffer and increment twice
         lda   #19
         ldb   <SysYear		get year
CntyLp   subb  #100
         bcs   pr		we have century we need
         inca
         bra   CntyLp
pr       addb  #100
         pshs  b
         tfr   a,b
         bsr   Byte2ASC 
         puls  b

Byte2ASC lda   #$2F		start A out just below $30 (0)
Hundreds inca  			inc it
         subb  #100		subtract 100
         bcc   Hundreds		if result >= 0, continue
         cmpa  #'0		zero?
         beq   Tens		if so, don't add to buffer
         sta   ,u+		else save at U and inc.
Tens     lda   #$3A		start A out just above $39 (9)
TensLoop deca  			dec it
         addb  #10		add 10
         bcc   TensLoop		if carry clear, continue
         sta   ,u+		save 10's digit
         addb  #'0	
         stb   ,u+		and 1's digit
         rts   

*  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *
* make fcs strings printable
PrtStrng lda   ,y
         anda  #$7F
         sta   ,u+
         lda   ,y+
         bpl   PrtStrng
         lda   #C$SPAC
         sta   ,u+
         rts   

*  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *
* all done here folks
         emod  
eom      equ   *
         end