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                      2: .he 'MDATE (II)'3/15/72'MDATE (II)'
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                      4: NAME           mdate  --  set modified date on file
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                      7: SYNOPSIS       (time to r0-r1)
                      8: .br
                      9: .nf
                     10: sys mdate; file  / mdate = 30.
                     11: .s3
                     12: .nf
                     13: mdate(file, time)
                     14: char *file;
                     15: int time[2];
                     16: .fi
                     17: .fi
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                     20: DESCRIPTION    File____
                     21: is the address of a null-terminated string giving the
                     22: name of a file.
                     23: The modified time of the file is set to the time given in
                     24: the r0-r1 registers
                     25: (resp. in the vector which is the second argument).
                     26: .s3
                     27: This call is allowed only to the super-user
                     28: or to the owner of the file.
                     29: .s3
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                     31: SEE ALSO       --
                     32: .s3
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                     34: DIAGNOSTICS    Error bit
                     35: is set if the user is neither the owner nor the super-user or if the file cannot be found.
                     36: From C, a negative return indicates an error,
                     37: a 0 return indicates success.
                     38: .s3
                     39: .ti 0
                     40: BUGS           --

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