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1.1 root 1: /*
2: char id_fdate[] = "@(#)fdate_.c 1.1";
3: *
4: * Return date and time in an ASCII string.
5: *
6: * calling sequence:
7: * character*24 string
8: * call fdate(string)
9: * where:
10: * the 24 character string will be filled with the date & time in
11: * ascii form as described under ctime(3).
12: * No 'newline' or NULL will be included.
13: */
14:
15: fdate_(s, strlen)
16: char *s; long strlen;
17: {
18: char *ctime(), *c;
19: long time(), t;
20:
21: t = time(0);
22: c = ctime(&t);
23: c[24] = '\0';
24: b_char(c, s, strlen);
25: }
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