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In article <17539@yale-celray.yale.UUCP> robertj@yale.UUCP writes:
>I recently got bitten badly by a bug in LSC 2.11's stdio
>routines (at least I think that's where the bug is).  I was
>trying to use the unix emulation routines that simulate
>redirection of output.  The problem I discovered is that
>when I try to send a character code 13 (octal 15) to a file,
>when I next read the file, the character code has changed to 10
>(12 octal).
 
I got it too for the longest time but know the fix!
In my case it was a demo programme that generate test patterns 
wrote them to a file and read the result and kept getting
the same error,   got a 10 (on re-read) expected 13.

In the fopen (or whatever, I don't have LSC or my code here).
there are options available defining the TYPE of file being opened.
One of the type flags (letters?) specifies a BINARY file.
I forget the LSC term but its bin called: O_BINARY, O_RAW, or something
like that.  Anyway, if you specify that flag, the test inside stdio.???
is not made.  So, in your open, specify the flag and the problems go away.



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