"Larry Barello" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I never noticed this before, but it appears that the stdio facility
> in the latest WinAvr appends a newline character whenever I send a
> return.
No, stdio doesn't do any massaging of your output characters itself.
The suggested example code (for the
I had a similar problem with FreeBSD.
It appears that, within the past couple years, tip was changed to
behave like a Windows application. Converting \n to \r\n!
I believe what you are seeing is some function of a terminal interface.
tomdean
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I never noticed this before, but it appears that the stdio facility in the
latest WinAvr appends a newline character whenever I send a return.
I am working on a project where I am not using printf() etc. but just simple
puts_P() and puts(). Unfortunately the insertion of the 0x0A is a problem.
I
