Those will both do the same thing. The only thing that \n will effect is if you have, say
word = fread_word(fp); and the file is $(eof) Where the eof is, thats end of file. It just wont go. I don't know why, but it wont. Palrich tends to know these fine details :) .. Maybe I should just leave the posting to him.. But I'm pretty sure it has to do with the way fread_word functions. Look under fread_word for a eof or eol call. Might get ya closer to the end. But ya, other than that \n doesn't change the way the fread_'s work. Please note, that the functions ROM has are not ANSI C functions, they are simply put in for rom. The basicly use fgetc, which reads one chracter at a time, how the game handles that character is all defined in the fread_*'s, so check'em out! Read your code! Davion
