From: cdamond AT uclink2 DOT berkeley DOT edu
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: (2) problems: debug info, newline conversion (pdcurses)
Date: 14 Dec 1996 01:46:25 GMT
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When I compile with gcc on Linux, configured to produce coff output, the
-g flag doesn't seem to work.  Is the debug info supplied by DOS-native
djgpp different from that supplied by Linux-native gcc?  It shouldn't be,
I think, but gdb/fsdb both are unable to read the debug info I compile in.
Yes, I'm using the coff executable, not the stubified one.

I'm having some trouble with pdcurses and the \n character.  Apparently
DOS converts \n into newline, not newline-carriage return.  Is there an
easy way to automatically convert \n into \n\r?  I tried taking out the
call to nonl(), and it still didn't do the conversion.