Thanks for the report.
I'm pretty sure the conversion tables in dd are the ones required
by the standards. There are a few different flavors of EBCDIC.
Perhaps all you need is to add an additional step in
your conversion process that maps the x85 to a newline.
E.g.,
dd if=hello.C conv=ascii | tr '\205' '\n' > hello.Ca
Another alternative is to use recode.
It can convert between three variants of EBCDIC and
just about any other encoding imaginable.
"William Jay Huie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Hello,
| I'm writing regarding ACSII to EBCDIC translation for dd.
| I was using dd to translate the hello.C file which was created and
| obtained from one of our native EBCDIC systems.
| I ran; dd if=hello.C of=hello.Ca conv=ascii to create the hello.Ca
| file.
|
| The problem seems to be that dd translates the EBCDIC NewLine
| character x15 into ASCII x85. There's not really an ASCII NewLine per say,
| but I think it would be better to translate the EBCDIC x15 into an ASCII
| CarriageReturn or LineFeed.
...
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