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Re: \n or \r\n?
> > output of simple printf("First line\nSecond line"); looks differently
> > under MiNT and TOS. Under TOS it does not return the carriage :-)
> > However the same program compiled under PureC works fine under TOS.
> >
> > Shouldn't the MiNTlibs do automatic CR->CRLF translation on output
> > (under TOS at least)?
CR is Mac newline, LF unix one... :-)
> I would support a new library function for EOLN translation. I
> still don't think it belongs in fputc().
>
> Is there a reasonable way EOLN translation could be turned on or
> off depending on whether or not we run under MiNT?
Why not just use \r\n on programs which are supposed to (= can) run
under both plain TOS and MiNT?
- Eero