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> > From: "Mark Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > I would be interested if others using CVS could post the results
> > from 'make test'. Especially non-linux users, although I dont
> > know what the 'wc' command would be under windows.
>
> fc /b <file1> <file2>
>
> But ouch! Under Win32/MSVC not only are the files different in almost every
> byte, but of different sizes! testcase.new.mp3 is 2926 bytes, compared with
> your 2935 bytes. I'll upload the mp3 to sulaco for anyone who wants to take
> a look.
>
> -- Mat.
>
I took a look: your testcase.wav.mp3 looks like random noise.
I think the problem is that I didn't tell CVS that testcase.wav
is a binary file, so when you check it out under windows it
does the unix<->msdos text file convserion.
Can you try it again? I just did a cvs admin -kb testcase.wav
Mark
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