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Subject:	Re: A question for Corinna
Date:	Sat, 17 Feb 2001 23:03:02 -0600
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Sorry, what I'm trying to ask, is if Corinna's patches to tcsh were
unneccessary?  You're saying that all she had to do was build tcsh from the
original sources, then link with automode.o?  Are there any exceptions to
the text in, binary out general rule?  Also, is automode.o only useful for
linking with C code (not C++), as binmode.obj is?

cheers,
-Matt

>
> I don't understand the question.  automode.o (poor choice of name and
subject
> to change) defaults file operations to textmode input and binary mode
output.
> It is similar in operation to Microsoft's binmode.obj.
>
> It doesn't affect pipes.  Those are binmode by default.
>
> cgf



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