3. "6F^5D!$^H	#	#;   INTL,1 Source for International Date and time formats.
;
;   Prepared by Kent Edquist and the GEA Marketing team.
;
;   The strings for the day and month names can be up to 15 characters.
;   They take all 16 bytes room. 1 byte for length declaration followed by
;   the string. Strings will be filled up with zero bytes to create
;   a total of 16 bytes.
;
                    .PROC     INTL,0

IntlSunday
                    .BYTE     6
                    .ASCII    'Sunday'            ;string for Sunday
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlMonday
                    .BYTE     6
                    .ASCII    'Monday'            ;string for Monday
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlTuesday
                    .BYTE     7
                    .ASCII    'Tuesday'           ;string for Tuesday
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlWednesday
                    .BYTE     9
                    .ASCII    'Wednesday'         ;string for Wednesday
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlThursday
                    .BYTE     8
                    .ASCII    'Thursday'          ;string for Thursday
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlFriday
                    .BYTE     6
                    .ASCII    'Friday'            ;string for Friday
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlSaturday
                    .BYTE     8
                    .ASCII    'Saturday'          ;string for Saturday
                    .ALIGN    16

IntlJanuary
                    .BYTE     7
                    .ASCII    'January'           ;string for January
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlFebruary
                    .BYTE     8
                    .ASCII    'February'          ;string for February
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlMarch
                    .BYTE     5
                    .ASCII    'March'             ;string for March
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlApril
                    .BYTE     5
                    .ASCII    'April'             ;string for April
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlMay
                    .BYTE     3
                    .ASCII    'May'               ;string for May
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlJune
                    .BYTE     4
                    .ASCII    'June'              ;string for June
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlJuly
                    .BYTE     4
                    .ASCII    'July'              ;string for July
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlAugust
                    .BYTE     6
                    .ASCII    'August'            ;string for August
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlSeptember
                    .BYTE     9
                    .ASCII    'September'         ;string for September
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlOctober
                    .BYTE     7
                    .ASCII    'October'           ;string for October
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlNovember
                    .BYTE     8
                    .ASCII    'November'          ;string for November
                    .ALIGN    16
IntlDecember
                    .BYTE     8
                    .ASCII    'December'          ;string for December
                    .ALIGN    16

IntlDaySupress
;
;   Flag to have dayname string in the long date format.
;   Set it to 0 (zero) to show dayname in longdate.
;   Set it to 255 or $FF to supress dayname in longdate.
;
                    .BYTE     0         ;boolean for supressing day of week
IntlLongOrder
;
;   Flag for longdate format.
;   Set it to 0 (zero) for <dayname day# month year>
;   Set it to 255 or $FF for <dayname month day# year>
;   NOTE : These formats will still be affected by seperators and leading
;          zero supressing.
;
                    .BYTE     0         ;boolean for selecting order
IntlLDayLZFlag
;
;   Flag to supress leading zero in day number (day#) in longdate format.
;   Set it to 0 (zero) to remove a leading zero in day#.
;   Set it to 255 or $FF to have leading zero in day#.
;
                    .BYTE     0         ;boolean for day# leading zeros
IntlMonLen
;
;   String truncation of dayname and monthname in medium date format.
;   Used when files are shown by date, size, kind or name in a window.
;
                    .BYTE     3         ;string length for medium date

IntlStr1
;
;   Prefix string of maximal 4 bytes to put before a longdate format.
;   Fill up with zero bytes till the length of 4 is reached.
;
                    .BYTE     0,0       ;long date prefix string
                    .BYTE     0,0
;
;   First extension string of maximal 4 bytes in longdate.
;   Is inserted after the first string in longdate format.
;   Fill up with zero bytes till the length of 4 is reached.
;
IntlStr2
                    .ASCII    ' '      ;first extension string in longdate
                    .BYTE     0,0,0
;
;   Second extension string of maximal 4 bytes in longdate.
;   Is inserted after the second string in longdate format.
;   Fill up with zero bytes till the length of 4 is reached.
;
IntlStr3
                    .ASCII    ' '       ;second extension string in longdate
                    .BYTE     0,0,0
;
;   Third extension string of maximal 4 bytes in longdate.
;   Is inserted after the third string in longdate format.
;   Fill up with zero bytes till the length of 4 is reached.
;
IntlStr4
                    .ASCII    ' '       ;third extension string in longdate
                    .BYTE     0,0,0
IntlStr5
;
;   Fourth extension string of maximal 4 bytes in longdate.
;   Is inserted after the fourth string in longdate format.
;   Fill up with zero bytes till the length of 4 is reached.
;
                    .ASCII    ' '       ;fourth extension string in longdate
                    .BYTE     0,0,0

Intl1Version
;
;   Do not change the following version word.
;   Restricted to be used by APPLE only.
;
                    .WORD     1         ;version word

IntlMagTable
;
;   Subroutine to setup magnitude for sorting routine.
;
;   Do not change the following instruction.
;
                     RTS                ;string magnitude compare tables

                    .END

