Hi all,
I have a .c file that has been edited on a Windows machine, and when compiled under unix i get lots of warnings like:
"carriage return in preprocessing ".
Is there a simple way to get around this? Like touch -something?
/ Fred
Hi all,
I have a .c file that has been edited on a Windows machine, and when compiled under unix i get lots of warnings like:
"carriage return in preprocessing ".
Is there a simple way to get around this? Like touch -something?
/ Fred
mcopy will convert text files back and forth from OS's. It is part of a packet that you can download for Linux.
Or you can replace the ^M character, which is added when you edit your files in Windows (MS Visual C++ for example) with a space using emacs or vi.
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