"Jens Bauer" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
MrCpp, MrC, MPWC, MPWCpp and CodeWarrior.
Interesting.
These compilers must respect the platform's definition of \n = newline and
\r = carriage return.
Because the platform defines newline = 13, then \n must have the value 13.
That's horrible. Are you completely sure this is what's happening? Is this
documented? This sort of conversion is to be expected during cruntime io,
but changing the values is nasty.
Since there's not clear definition of \n and \r, they can't be trusted.
As the hex values will not change, I would think that this is a safer bet.
There is very little reason to change the compiler at this point. Those
compilers are not officially supported as host compilers for building dmd.
