On Tue, Sep 24, 2013 at 2:15 PM, Kai Tietz wrote:
>
> The binary-mode is default behavior for mingw-w64. So of course there
> is no difference in using binmode.o object. That we install this
> object-file at all is IMHO a bug, or better said useless.
>
Why was this decision made? It seems a bi
Hello,
> > As it is now, if I link binmode.o to the application, it does nothing. (or
> > is this intended?)
> > With this, I get the expected behavior (all opened files are by default
> > opened in binary mode).
> The binary-mode is default behavior for mingw-w64. So of course there
> is no d
Hello,
2013/9/24 Hannes Domani :
> Hello
>
> As it is now, if I link binmode.o to the application, it does nothing. (or is
> this intended?)
> With this, I get the expected behavior (all opened files are by default
> opened in binary mode).
The binary-mode is default behavior for mingw-w64. So
Hello
As it is now, if I link binmode.o to the application, it does nothing. (or is
this intended?)
With this, I get the expected behavior (all opened files are by default opened
in binary mode).
I've mirrored the behavior from txtmode.c in this patch.
Regards
Domani Hannes
binmode.patch
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