John Darrington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Looking at the code again, I think the line
> fwrite (rec, len, 1, w->file);
>
> is not strictly correct. It ought to read
>
> fwrite (rec, sizeof (*rec), len, w->file);
*shrug*
No objection to the change, but it can't make a difference either
way.
> I'm also wondering if, on mingw32, putc ('\n', w->file) ought not to
> be followed by putc ('\r', w->file).
I'm pretty sure that we open the output file in text mode, so
that the underlying OS should translate '\n' to whatever is the
correct line terminator for the OS. (And I think that \r
generally precedes \n.)
--
Ben Pfaff
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