configure has CRLF

[Dave Silvia]

Exactly!

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thx,
Dave S.
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-- On Mon, 4 Dec 2006 11:40:43 -0500 John Labenski wrote --
> On 12/4/06, Tim Stahlhut wrote:
>> FYI:
>>
>> I just re-installed cygwin and I remember an option to pick which
>> line ending(DOS or UNIX), but I don't remeber one that supported
>> both.
>>
>> Dave Silvia wrote:
>>
>>> Actually, cygwin has an option to use mixed line endings. It's
>>> available at installation. Not sure how you'd go about changing
>>> it after the fact.
>>>
>>> In essence, if you pick this text only option (i.e. it only
>>> applies to text files, like shell scripts) it will translate
>>> the line endings to LF (UNIX convention) before trying to exec
>>> them. On writes, it translates to CRLF (Windows convention).
>>> It's a handy option if you have a favorite editor/word
>>> processor/etc that you use across the board (although, most of
>>> these also have line ending options).
>>>
>
> You can have the "best of both worlds" by installing w/ unix line
> endings, but mounting the drives in a separate directory with CRLF
> endings.
>
> $mkdir /mnt/c  =

> $mount -t -f "c:/" "/mnt/c"
>
> When you want to use unix line endings use /cygdrive/c and when you
> want to use DOS line endings use /mnt/c.
>
> I have used this successfully for years and if you always use
> /mnt/c for CVS you don't have any problems with wrong line endings
> for checkouts or commits.
>
> Hope this helps,
> John Labenski
>
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