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BATCH script to save DATE to a variable (Users)

posted by rosegondon, C:\DOS, 02.03.2025, 17:10

If you have access to Pascal compiler and you are willing to rely on external tool, you can store up to 16 bytes in
memory area known as ICA or IPCA (Inter-Process Communication Area):

Procedure IPCA(Const Get : Boolean; Var SourceDest; Const Size:Integer);
Begin { IPCA }
If Get Then
Move(Mem[$0000:$04F0],SourceDest,Min(16,Size))
Else
Move(SourceDest,Mem[$0000:$04F0],Min(16,Size));
End; { IPCA }

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echo g=ffff:0|debug>nul

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