Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual

t0, t1, t2
input
INT:value:3
is an array that must correspond to the 48 bits of a timestamp for the results of CONTIME to
have any meaning (t0 is the most significant word; t2 is the least significant):
Most significant word, interval clockt0
Interval clockt1
Least significant word, interval clockt2
Considerations
• A 48-bit timestamp is a quantity equal to the number of 10-millisecond units since 00:00, 31
December 1974. The 48-bit timestamp always represents local civil time.
• Procedures that work with the 48-bit timestamp are CONTIME, TIME, and TIMESTAMP.
• For a more complete description of 48-bit and 64-bit timestamps, see the TIMESTAMP Procedure
(page 1424) or the JULIANTIMESTAMP Procedure (page 747).
Example
In the following example, CONTIME is used to convert the three words in LAST^T to a date and
time. DATE^TIME returns seven words of date and time.
CALL CONTIME( DATE^TIME , LAST^T , LAST^T[1] , LAST^T[2] );
Related Programming Manual
For programming information about the CONTIME procedure, see the Guardian Programmer's
Guide.
CONTIME Procedure 205