Tom Lane wrote:
>
> Hiroshi Inoue <Inoue@tpf.co.jp> writes:
> > Dave Page wrote:
> >> Hiroshi, I've attached a fixed copy of win32.mak - the one in CVS seems to
> >> be full of ^M's at the end of every line which makes nmake very unhappy.
> >> Could you commit it to CVS please if you're happy with it.
>
> > Hmm there's no difference between my win32.mak and what
> > you sent to me. My win32.mak is 12222bytes big.
> > How many bytes does the one in cvs have ?
>
> Right now, src/interfaces/odbc/win32.mak in CVS *is* 12222 bytes
> and it *is* full of DOS-style newlines (try od -c if you doubt it).
> I have no idea whether that's a problem. Given that no one on a
> non-Windoze platform has any use for the file, I'd have guessed that
> DOS-style newlines are the way to go ... but if we can get rid of the
> CRs without breaking things on Windows then I'm for it ...
>
Seems Dave's reply hasn't appeared on the list yet.
He says "A fresh copy from CVS comes in at 12,708 bytes on my system
(and yes, I agree the one I sent is 12,222 bytes)."
I see my copy is 12,222 bytes on both linux and cygwin.
I also heard from Eiji Tokuya that he sometimes(not always)
saw corrupted win32.mak. Unfortunately I don't understand
where the cause is.
regards,
Hiroshi Inoue