WARNOCK@PRISM.CLEMSON.EDU (Todd Warnock) (10/19/87)
I'm writing a fortran program that, among other things, accepts a date as part of the command line. (ie: STUFF/DATE=12-dec-1987:12:00:00.00) Getting the date and doing stuff with it is not a problem, however, it would be nice if the /DATE qualifier would understand "TODAY+12" or "YESTERDAY" "TOMORROW+12-", etc... What performs these conversions for DCL commands ? (I understand everything must eventually end up as a quadword for $BINTIM and $ASCTIM...) Are there routines (maybe that someone has written) to do this ? Thanks ! Todd Warnock VAX Systems Clemson University Clemson, South Carolina 29634-2803 ARPA: Warnock@Prism.Clemson.EDU BITnet: Warnock@Clemson