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Calendar program (revisited)
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Kerr-Mudd, John
2023-08-02 06:19:13 UTC
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On Tue, 1 Aug 2023 16:45:23 +0100
Just print current Month in <256 bytes, start of week as parm.
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253 bytes version - prints '*' for current day, had to reduce the parm to just 'M' for a Monday week start
Should be OK to year 9999; it's bit hard to test without changing the
system clock.
-> d 100 l100
1636:0100 A0 82 00 3C-4D 75 01 43-BF 24 09 57-B4 2A CD 21 ...<Mu.C.$.W.*.!
1636:0110 52 51 28 C2-00 DA BE D7-01 A5 B0 20-B9 06 00 00 RQ(........ ....
1636:0120 CA F3 AA 88-F1 49 01 CE-01 CE 01 CE-A5 A4 AA 58 .....I.........X
1636:0130 52 99 B1 64-F7 F1 52 08-D2 75 02 88-C2 E8 7E 00 R..d..R..u....~.
1636:0140 58 E8 7A 00-BE C7 01 56-A5 01 DE 01-DE B0 20 B1 X.z....V...... .
1636:0150 07 38 D9 75-03 BE C9 01-A5 AA E2 F5-5E A5 5B 92 .8.u........^.[.
1636:0160 99 80 FF 02-75 06 4A 24-03 74 01 4A-88 F9 BE D5 ....u.J$.t.J....
1636:0170 0A D3 EE 83-D2 1E 93 BE-0A 0D B1 07-D4 07 98 74 ...............t
1636:0180 0C 50 28 C1-B0 20 AA AA-AA E2 FB 91-59 5B 40 4A .P(.. ......Y[@J
1636:0190 78 20 50 38-D8 75 06 B8-20 2A AB EB-0D D4 0A 86 x P8.u.. *......
1636:01A0 E0 3C 00 75-02 B0 10 E8-18 00 B0 20-AA 58 E2 DE .<.u....... .X..
1636:01B0 B1 07 96 AB-96 79 D7 5A-89 D0 AA CD-21 C3 B1 0A .....y.Z....!...
1636:01C0 F6 F1 35 30-30 AB C3 0D-0A 53 75 4D-6F 54 75 57 ..500....SuMoTuW
1636:01D0 65 54 68 46-72 53 61 0D-0A 4A 61 6E-46 65 62 4D eThFrSa..JanFebM
1636:01E0 61 72 41 70-72 4D 61 79-4A 75 6E 4A-75 6C 41 75 arAprMayJunJulAu
1636:01F0 67 53 65 70-4F 63 74 4E-6F 76 44 65-63 00 00 00 gSepOctNovDec...
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Bah, and indeed Humbug.
Mateusz Viste
2023-08-03 08:17:39 UTC
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This is very impressive. Do you have any website with the collection of
your asm creations?

Mateusz
Mateusz Viste
2023-08-03 08:16:20 UTC
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This is very impressive. Do you have any website with the collection of
your asm creations?

Mateusz
Kerr-Mudd, John
2023-08-03 18:29:39 UTC
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On Thu, 3 Aug 2023 10:16:20 +0200
Post by Mateusz Viste
This is very impressive. Do you have any website with the collection of
your asm creations?
Thanks.
No I don't. I trust Usenet to archive them for me!
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Bah, and indeed Humbug.
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