Source Code 1994 March/Source_Code_CD-ROM_Walnut_Creek_March_1994.iso/unix_c/calendrs/wildcat.txt

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CAL_GEN.TAR    A program to generate calendars.  Works on 4.xBSD, should work on System V with little difficulty. Contributor: David H. Brierley <[e-mail]>
CALCDATE.C     Calculate a target date given a starting date and an offset in days, or calculate the difference in days between two given dates. Contributor: Gordon A. Runkle <[e-mail]>
CALEN.TAR      A program to generate full line printer page calendars.  Includes tiny calendars of previous and next month, etc. Contributor: Andrew W. Rogers <[e-mail]>
CALEND.TAR     A public domain implementation of the UNIX "cal" program. Contributor: Martin Minow <[e-mail]>
CLNDRMND.TAR   A souped-up implementation of the UNIX "calendar" program which can be used to remind yourself of upcoming events. Contributor: Bruce Israel <[e-mail]>
DATE.TAR       Output date in English or French using a format string similar to that used by "printf". Contributor: Andre Didelot <[e-mail]>
DATEPLUS.TAR   A program which accepts arguments like "+2 hours" and prints the corresponding date.  Oodles of options. Contributor: Robert O. Domitz <[e-mail]>
GREGORIN.TAR   A program to complete partial date information and handle Gregorian and Julian dates. Contributor: W. M. McKeeman <[e-mail]>
JDAYJDAT.C     Programs to manipulate Julian dates.  Translated from Collected Algorithms of the CACM. Contributor: Nat Howard <[e-mail]>
MONTH1.TAR     A screen-oriented monthly calendar and event browser. Contributor: Tim Stoehr <[e-mail]>
MONTH2.TAR     A modified version of the "month" program.  Distributed as patches to the code in MONTH1.TAR-Z. Contributor: Scott Turner <[e-mail]>
MONTH3.TAR     Still another version of the month program. Contributor: Michael Morrell <[e-mail]>
PCAL1.TAR      A program to produce a calendar, one month per page. Contributor: Troy Saville <[e-mail]>
PCAL2.TAR      A program to print PostScript calendars for any month and year. Has facilities for printing text in specific days (for marking holidays, etc.).  It's a little System-V flavored (getopt, etc.) but should be easy to port. Contributor: Ken Keirnan <[e-mail]>
RDATE.TAR      A program to request the time and date from another machine via TCP/IP.  It uses the protocol described in RFC 868. Contributor: Lee Moore <[e-mail]>
WEEKDAY.TAR    Prints out the day of week, Julian day, week of year, etc. given a date. Contributor: Marcel Mol <[e-mail]>