Maxon C++ has a Y2K-Bug: Its strftime() function outputs "10" instead of
"00" when called with argument "%y", and "20" instead of "2000" when
called with argument "%Y" since 2000-01-01.

There are two reasons for this strange numbers: Leading and middle zeros
are stripped (2000->20), and the leftmost position is not stripped
(100->10).

Since it seems that Maxon doesn't support their amiga products anymore,
I decided to search the bug and fix it.

Dirk Stoecker <stoeckerrcs.urz.tu-dresden.de> sent me two more bugfixes
for inclusion in the archive (Thanks, Dirk!). The first corrects a typo
in time.h (tm_idst changed to tm_isdst), the second is a fixed remove()
function, which saves two more registers to avoid a problem when creating
temporary files.

To install, just copy strftime.o and remove.o to the lib directory and
time.h to the include directory of Maxon C++ (Don't forget to backup
the old versions first since you never know).

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[generic]                  638    1165  54.8% -lh5- afba Jan 27  2000 MaxonCPPfix/MaxonCPPfix.readme
[generic]                  114     128  89.1% -lh5- 0671 Jan 26  2000 MaxonCPPfix/remove.o
[generic]                  662     960  69.0% -lh5- 9601 Jan 24  2000 MaxonCPPfix/strftime.o
[generic]                  253     542  46.7% -lh5- 938a Jan 26  2000 MaxonCPPfix/time.h
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