The definition of the COR_STAMP structure is::
typedef struct cor_time_stamp {
COR_I4 yyyymmdd;
COR_I4 hhmmsstt;
} COR_STAMP;
where COR_I4 is a four-byte integer.
For example, for the date March 4, 1995 and time 05:06:07.08, the COR_STAMP structure looks like this:
19950304
05060708
To save the date or time timestamp in Registers, you will need to do the following:
Divide the 8-byte date or time by
65536 and put the quotient in the high order timestamp
register.
Multiply the quotient by 65536,
subtract the result from the original number and put the result in
the low order timestamp register.
For example, to place the timestamp of March 4, 1995 05:06:07.08 in Register memory starting at %R518:
%R519 = 19950304 / 65536 = 304
%R518 = 19950304 - (304*65536) = 19950304 - 19922944 = 27360
%R521 = 05060708 / 65536 = 77
%R520 = 05060708 - (77*65536) = 05060708 - 05046272 = 14436
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