Re: ProDOS year ranges (was: No-Slot Clock)

[pblokland@planet.nl (Pim Blokland)]

In article <edDSQqmV$GA.225@cpmsnbbsa05>, "laine_h"
<laine_h@email.msn.com> wrote:

> if I set my thunder clock M0-01 (jan) DAY-06 (sat)  DATE-01 (the first)
> xxx=time
> Prodos (VERS 2.0.1) pokes $bf91 with $C8. That is logical. What should a
> program assume from this info?

FWIW, on my machine, BF91 is 00. And Basic.System says "4-JAN-00" for
files that were made today. Now if I change BF91 to C8, (and destroy the
time routine by changing BF06 to 60) and save something, Basic.System does
say <"NO DATE>".
In other words, Basic.System and ProDOS abide to the newer standards.
As far as I recall, the ThunderClock routine has a year table somewhere in
its memory. Do you have a patched routine that has the value $C8 (or maybe
$64) where it should say $00?

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