gnupic: Re: [gnupic] Adding a DATE macro to gpsim


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Subject: Re: [gnupic] Adding a DATE macro to gpsim
From: Craig Franklin ####@####.####
Date: 19 Apr 2005 01:45:49 +0100
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Peter Onion wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I've just come back to some code I wrote in 2001.  At the time I had a
>version of gpasm to which I had added a "DATE" macro that was used to
>put the date the code was build into a string like this...
>
>VersionStart
>        DT "0.31",0x0
>DateStart
>        DT DATE,0x0
>
>Now I can't find the patch I used to add this to gpasm, so can someone
>point me to where I need to add code to gpasm to (re)implement this
>feature.  I'm running gpasm on Linux.
>
>  
>
gpasm could be modified to add this feature, but it is simple enough to 
incorporate it into your Makefile.  Use "date +%y%m%d" to generate the 
value and "sed -e 's%\@DATE\@%$(DATE)%g' time.asm.in > time.asm" to 
replace the value.  I haven't tested these, but it should be close 
enough for you to figure out.

>Peter 
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