TIMECL - a TurboDOS extension

Written 08/23/83 by S. Kluger (ESKAY Software)
Edited  08/25/84
Edited  08/28/84 (fixed problem with prompt suppression in 1.4)

Placed into the Public Domain, for all TurboDOS users to share.
This extension may be incorporated into the TurboDOS operating
system by any licensed user of TurboDOS.
Commercial use of this module is granted, provided the author is
notified of the commercial use of the module.


TIMECL is an extension to the TurboDOS command interpreter which
displays the current time (hours and minutes) as well as the
local station letter in the command line.
The time is not updated, but rather it is the time at which the command
prompt was displayed by the system.

Example:

Without TIMECL:

0A}7C:
7C}DIR
...	(detail left out)
7C}

With TIMECL installed:

[11:03 A] 0A}7C:
[11:06 A] 7C}DIR		(we see 3 minutes elapsed since last activity)
...	(detail left out)
[11:06 A] 7C}MASTER

Console attached to master procesor

[11:07 @] 0A}

The time is displayed in 24-hour format HH:MM.

The station letter is displayed after the time and is '@' if single user
system or logged into the master processor, or the station letter 'A'..'P'
of the slave used (if multiuser).

NOTE: This is version 1.1 of TIMECL. Previous versions are obsolete.
      TIMECL is version independent as of ver 1.1 and has been tested
      under version 1.30 and 1.40.

INSTALLATION:

Installation of TIMECL is very straightforward and requires 3 steps:

1. Include TIMECL in your GEN file(s)
2. Add the following line to your .PAR file(s)
   CMDINT + 0C = TIMECL
3. Re-GEN your system


Note to OEMs:

1. TIMECL is in the public domain and neither is nor should be serialized.
2. Please notify the author of commercial use (there are NO license fees)

	S. Kluger
	7120 Skillman #2104
	Dallas TX 75231


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