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Set SYS;RECORD TIME timestamp for current uptime record.
The TIME program checks the SYS;RECORD TIME timestamp to see if a new uptime record has been set. It's not a normal timestamp, but is relative to day 0 of month 0 in year 1900. Thanks for Heinz-Bernd Eggenstein for discovering this.
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@@ -199,6 +199,12 @@ if [file exists $build/mchn/$mchn/custom.tcl] {
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source $build/mchn/$mchn/custom.tcl
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}
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# Set timestamp for current uptime record.
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respond "*" ":create sys;record time\r"
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respond "for help" "\003"
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expect ":KILL"
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respond "*" ":sfdate sys;record time, 0/0/00\r"
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if {![info exists env(NODUMP)]} {
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# make output.tape
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respond "*" $emulator_escape
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