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J.5.1.2. IDTIME$
Obsolete Entry Points, PROCs, and Routines
The IDLINE$ call is the equivalent of IDLINE$, except that you furnish the date (in
register R2) and time (in register R3) in ER DATE$ format. IDTIME$ can be used by a
processor that executes for a considerable time before it prints the ID line. In this case,
the actual date and time that the processor began execution are saved and then passed
to IDLINE$ in registers R2 and R3.
J.5.2. IDONLY$
There are two entry points to the IDONLY$ routine: IDONLY$ and IDTOME$.
J.5.2.1. IDONLY$
IDONLY$ generates the ID line without the symbolic element cycle information.
IDONLY$ can be used by processors that do not create or update elements. An
externally defined PARTBL is not required.
Calling Sequence
LMJ X11,IDONLY$
.
PF FORM 12,6,18
LA A0,(PF 1,7,IDBUFF)
ER PRINT$
J.5.2.2. IDTOME$
The IDTOME$ call is the equivalent of IDONLY$, except that you furnish the date (in R2)
and time (in R3) in ER DATE$ format.
J.6. SFDT$–MASM Calling Sequence
The S$FDT PROC to call the SFDT$ routine is replaced by the S$FDT$ PROC (see
22.1.2).
The S$FDT procedure call obtains the standard format for date, time, or both date and
time:
S$FDT pkt-addr date time
error return
normal return
where:
pkt-addr
the address of the five-word SFDT$ packet.
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