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Subject: HyperC time function...
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Date: 9 Mar 91 23:56:30 GMT
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Using the assembler,

prodos = 0xbf00
time   = 0x82

.entry _get_time
_get_time:
jsr prodos
.byte time
.word 0    ;dummy parameter table
rts

When I link this with a C program, it doesn't seem to call the clock card but
returns the time at boot up using anchored variables:
i.e.,
WORD _time @0xbf93;
CHAR_hour @0xbf93;
CHAR _min  @0xbf94;
EXTERN VOID _get_time();
VOID main()
{
_get_time();
printf("the time is %2d:%2d",_hour,_min);
exit();
}

Any suggestions?

Andy. : st6934@siucvmb.bitnet