haibin zhang <dragzhb@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Whne I compile m4-1.4.X using gcc-4.1.2 in Mingw32 in > Windows XP, it can be compiled, but Can't be used(It > can be used with gcc-2.95.3). > > I asked mingw office team, they told me that this > error is in CR/LF, gcc-2.95.3 I/O > defaults to binary, with LF only line endings, but > gcc-4.1.2 default is text, hence CRLF line endings. > > How can I change source code in gcc-4.1.X from > "default is text, hence CRLF line endings" to > "defaults to binary, with LF only line endings" If I understand correctly, what you want to change is the behaviour of code compiled with gcc. gcc itself does not control how the code compiled with gcc should handle I/O. This is controlled by the library you are using, which is not part of gcc. It seems from the other text you quoted that the difference is between msys and mingw, not gcc 2.95.3 and gcc 4.1.2. If you want to change the behaviour of mingw to match that of msys, then you need to talk to the mingw developers to find out how to do that. See http://mingw.org/. Ian
