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Re: gcc (djgpp) default file mode (text vs binary) question?

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From: George Jetson
Date: Tue, 01 Sep 1992 17:51
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In article <4915@balrog.ctron.com> dj@ctron.com writes:

>At least in the latest version (1.08), you can call setmode() on a
>file.  This is required for stdin/stdout/stderr, which are already
>opened by the time you call main().  Also, it's always safe to use
>"rb" or "wb" when you can.

setmode() was conspicuously absent in 1.07 (the last version I have had
the time to play with)

It is good to hear that it is in in 1.08, since that fact clearly makes
this a non-problem.  Good job!

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From: pynq@quads.uchicago.edu (George Jetson)
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Subject: Re: gcc (djgpp) default file mode (text vs binary) question?
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