auto date setting

Hello Alexander! Fri Jan 0-512 1930, Aleksandr Majorov concocted a letter to Michael Kondratyev: AM> Remove the reading subsection from CMOS and the translation subsection AM> from binary-decimal. in binary and you will receive AM> a little walk... AM> And due to non-use of RST#08 prog AM> you can use it even not on Scorp! It’s possible if this cmos were distributed “not even on Scorpio.” MK>> ld a, e ; year MK>> sub 80 MK>> ld h, a AM> is much more convenient IMHO like this: AM> ld a,e : sub 80 : ld h,a not at all convenient. semantic blocks can be separated by empty lines and highlighted comments. The golden rule of mechanics always works - saving in in one, you lose in the other. AM> And what _Spekov_ asm _will_ understand this? I don’t know, maybe none. MK>> jc @@no_146818_chip MK>> @@no_146818_chip: AM> I know at least three people who saw such a mark AM> they will shout “thick, not readable!”, because. them AM> I prefer labels like "Y1","Y2",...."Y33"You bent it. the three of them simply never imagined that it was possible to do better and more. their scroll_up and scroll_down labels were not distinguished by the compiler and everything was entered in capital letters; for them, the ideal was the Mons type 'L03E8'. maybe they even multiplying three-digit numbers is fundamentally only logarithmic ruler. AM> so I propose the question “readable/unreadable” AM> close due to the fact that all people are different and for everyone AM> the concept of “readability” is different... I’m not imposing, no: well, look for yourself, maybe it’s more pleasant to look at? rather, I I show you how it is possible, first of all for those who have never seen anything other than Y1 Y2 I haven't met. With best wishes, Michael.