Anton Sparrius wrote in a message to All:

 AS> Ummmm...I'm writting a program with Gcc..works fine...almost
 AS> :)  Actually, it reads in a data file, manipulates it, and
 AS> rewrites it. Oh, it reads it as CHAR chunks....only probs
 AS> is, that when it writes it out, and comes across a character
 AS> 10, it puts charater 13 then 10.  (Obviously, it's turning
 AS> #10 into '\n')  I have gotten around it at the moment by
 AS> seeking backwards and forwards and messy around until it
 AS> works.  But, is there a better way???  I've tried fprintf,
 AS> fputc, fwrite...all the usuals.

When you call fopen(), you need the "b" flag in the second
parameter.  That is, you need

   fopen(filename, "rb");

instead of

   fopen(filename, "r");

This is a C programming issue not specific to OS/2.
 
-- Mike


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