Bill J. wrote:
>This sounds like the old "open files in binary mode" bug (feature?) in
>Windows. After the call to create the output_stream
> ByteArrayOutputStream output_stream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
>perhaps on Windows you have to make some additional call to make sure it's
>in binary mode? Or, when you write it to a FileOutputStream, perhaps you
>have to take some additional care to make sure *that* stream is in binary
>mode?
I agree that this sounds like a problem particular to Windows that we have
seen before. There isn't a call on output_stream to make and all Java
should act the same in this regard.
I don't think it's a problem with my Java. I'm using
ByteArrayOutputStream output_stream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
which should create a byte level output stream. Then I do
byte[] outBytes = output_stream.toByteArray();
which also does not translatet the bytes. When I look at the array
created, I can see the translation of bytes has already happened (before it
gets written to disk). I think it might be happening when you are writing
to the output stream, but I can't see that Java source, so I don't know for
sure. Is there a way you can jar up the source files as well as the class
files so I can step through and see what's going on?
Thanks
Bill
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> I don't get a
> valid pdb file as output. It looks like there is some translation of
bytes
> going on in the stream since it appends a x0d to each x0a. Also the
record
> offset for the third record in my case was invalid (it's value was x3f
> which points inside the pdb header).
This sounds like the old "open files in binary mode" bug (feature?) in
Windows. After the call to create the output_stream
ByteArrayOutputStream output_stream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
perhaps on Windows you have to make some additional call to make sure it's
in binary mode? Or, when you write it to a FileOutputStream, perhaps you
have to take some additional care to make sure *that* stream is in binary
mode?
Bill
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