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At 03:20 AM 11/19/95 -0700, Dan Egli wrote:
>
> t> Recently, I tried to port some gcc-sources from OS/2 to Unix. The
> t> problem was, that after each line I saw a '^M' and at the fileends
> t> a '^Z'. Though I have a small prog which removes them, it would be
> t> more comfortable not to have those chars in there at all. Does anybody
> t> know how to do this ?
>
>run a program called dos2unix. It will convert DOS/OS2 EndOfLine >and
EndOfFile 
>marks to their unix equivalants.
>
If the source is on an OS/2 or DOS partition you can do this conversion
automagically.
Mounting the partition that contains the OS/2 source, use -o to specify
file-conversion. I used -o conv=auto, an alternative might be -o conv=text

Jan Kampherbeek,
Enschede, The Netherlands
email : j.kampherbeek@a1.nl