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From: jkmarsha AT socs DOT uts DOT edu DOT au (Justen Keven Marshall)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: CR/LF pairs... NO NO NO!
Date: 3 Nov 1995 00:25:22 GMT
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Justen Keven Marshall (jkmarsha AT socs DOT uts DOT edu DOT au) wrote:

: Hi
:   I am at my wits end trying to print a line-feed
:   without a carriage return. (Or the other way around.)
:   What happens is that when I try to print char(10) in
:   a file, with printf redirected, fprintf, cout, putchar,
:   fputchar, or whatever, it puts BOTH not just one.
:   I need only one, since I want to put the ascii char 10
:   in the file. I'm using MS-Dos 7.0 (Win95) but it does
:   it with 6.22 as well. Is it the fault of DJGPP, GO32,
:   or something I'm doing? I tried the same thing in Turbo
:   Pascal (the only other language I have) and it didn't
:   do it, so I suspect it is something about C or DJ itself.
:   Thanks for your help...

: Justen Marshall.


Hi!
  I just wanted to say thanks to all those people who have
  responded to my question. I have found that you were all
  right on the money, I was opening the file in text mode,
  not binary. That solved the problem! Thanks again.

Justen Marshall.