On Mon, 2003-12-01 at 12:55, Bernhard Lang wrote: > > Feel free to use already existing tools like dos2unix / fromdos (vs. > > unix2dos / todos) usually shipped with Unix-like OS distributions. The > > relevant Debian package is e.g. called sysutils. > > Of course, but this means one file version for one system, one for the > next and so on. This yields exactly to the sort of problems into which Don > got. As *clean* I would consider one input file for all OSs, i.e. in this > case a program which is happy with all different forms of line end > definitions.
It's possible to call fromdos from your build scripts, Makefile, etc. Personally, I took the approach you described above to package musixtex for Debian. The solution is easy to automate. Besides, I don't think hacking either glibc or source packages (or what did you mean with your code excerpts?) is an easy standard approach. :-) bye, Roland
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