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- \ TIMER.HLP Time measurment words for F-PC.
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- GETDATE ( --- Y MD )
- Get the DOS format double date.
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- SETDATE ( NM Y --- )
- Set the DOS date given the double date.
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- GETTIME ( --- HM Sh )
- Get the DOS format double time.
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- SETTIME ( HM Sh --- )
- Set the DOS time given the double time.
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- .## ( N1 --- )
- Display the first two least significant digits of n1.
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- <.HM> ( D1 --- N1 )
- Display the Hours and Minutes portion of the D1 DOS time.
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- <.SH> ( N1 --- )
- Display the seconds and hundreds portion of the n1 result
- from the DOS time.
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- <.TIME> ( d1 --- )
- Print the DOS d1 time.
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- .TIME ( --- )
- Get the time from DOS, and display it.
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- <.DATE> ( D1 --- )
- Display the Dos d1 date.
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- .DATE ( --- )
- Get and display the DOS date.
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- STIME ( --- a1 )
- A double variable that holds the BINARY start time for various
- timing operations.
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- TTIME ( --- a1 )
- A double variable that holds the DOS total time.
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- T>B ( d1 --- d2 )
- Convert the d1 DOS double time value to d2 the BINARY time.
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- B>T ( d1 --- d2 )
- Convert the d1 BINARY time value to d2 the DOS time format.
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- TIME-RESET ( --- )
- Reset the start time to the current time.
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- TIME-ELAPSED ( --- d1 )
- Return d1 the binary time elapsed since the last TIME-RESET.
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- B>SEC ( D1 - N1 )
- Convert the BINARY time d1 to seconds. Overflows at 18 hours.
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- .ELAPSED ( --- )
- Display the elapsed time. Overflows at 18 hours.
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- TIMER ( | forth_commands --- )
- Measure the time it takes to interpret the forth commands
- on the following command line.
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