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[GNAT] Better handling of non-standard line endings

Monday July 21, 2008

LF/CR is no longer recognized as a legitimate line terminator (it will now be treated as two separate line terminators). This resuls in better handling of files containing mixed unix/dos line endings, and in particular if the -gnatyd switch is used, the messages more accurately point to the DOS lines. Note that no known system uses LF/CR as a line terminator.

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