On 17 Sep 1996 02:00:00 +0200, Sven Hilscher <Sven@rufus.central.de> wrote:

Hi folks,

another stupid problem:

I tryed to write binary datas in a file. I can use only the "write" function - the result is all $0A will be converted into "$0D $0A" - Yes, thats the CrLf - I think it's no problem under UNIX, Linux, Ponyx, Limbux etc. :-)

Yep - a bug. djgpp opens all files in textmode unless instructed otherwise, which the RTS _should_ do for all files not of type TEXT. Unfortunately, a quick fix broke the standard "Input" and "Output" so please wait a few more days 'till I have time to do this the right way.

How can I write binary datas in a file? It must be work in MS-DOS !!!

Win32 affected too probably. Hey Peter, does OS/2 (EMX) discriminate between text and binary files like DOS, or not, like unix? JanJaap --- Someone once asked me if they could use Open Windows on a Mac. I said, "I don't know. Let's find out." I went to the Mac, opened the window and threw out the Mac. "Yep, You can use Open Windows on a Mac." bofh@RedDragon.Empire.Net (Psycho Sysadmin)