> > I don't know. My only Woe32 box in in the office, at work, behind
> > a proxy which blocks access to public CVS servers; all my CVS
> > checkouts are initiated from home, using GNU/Linux. You should
> > ask the CVS maintainers directly, for IMO, a checkout which
> > imposes a LF --> CRLF conversion on the original files rates as a
> > defect.
>
> The CVS client is responsible for converting between the canonical
> line ending used in the repository and the local system's line
> ending (for text files). "That CVS" is a Windows client and the
> Windows line ending convention is <CR><LF>.
groff on Win32 should be able to work with CR/LF smoothlessly, IMHO.
What groff actually should see in text files is CR/LF converted
to \n. It's OK, however, if a Win32 version of groff fails on input
files which contains only CR or LF.
Werner
