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From:	"Ian Puleston" <ian AT underpressuredivers DOT com>
To:	<cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject:	Perl bug with DOS file line endings?
Date:	Wed, 10 Jan 2001 14:03:51 -0800
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Perl 5.6.1-1 seems to get confused as to whether its processing a DOS or
Unix format file, depending on what shell it is run under. I'm using it in
Windows 2000 to process a DOS format source file with line endings 0D0A
(\r\n):

When it is run directly from a DOS command prompt it works as expected and
produces an output file with line endings 0D0A.

When it is run from either bash or make initiated from a DOS command prompt,
then it produces an output file with line endings 0D0D0A (\r\r\n). It seems
that in this case it thinks that it is processing a Unix file, and has added
a 0D to change from the Unix 0A line ending to the DOS 0D0A.

I'm using CygWin make 3.79-3 and bash 2.04-5.



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