Wolfgang Denk wrote:
> In message <3E96684D.7000601 at imc-berlin.de> you wrote:
>
>>Good you please post the URL to the list if you find one!
>>I am facing this problem from time to time ...
>>
>>Does anyone know if the ppc_8xx-gcc 2.95.4 from DENX ELDK has this
>>patch applied?
>
>
> No, it has not, and will not.
>
> I see no sense in a modification that supports violations of the C
> standard.
especially when its so easy to cleanup text files by piping them
through 'tr':
cat "$src_file" | tr -d \\015 > "$tmp_file"
mv -f $tmp_file $src_file
which removes those funky MsDos carriage returns.
(depending on your shell, you may be able to skip the tmp_file above)
Just write a small shell-script that iterates through your source
files, applying this filter.
Like you, I also develop on several platforms. I find it convenient
to add a new 'fix' target to the makefiles, then run the above filter
on all source and header files in the project.
<import file from MsDos/windoze>
make fix # with implied 'make clean'
make
works great, on lots and lots of projects...
ron
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