There are 2 Unix programs, dos2unix and unix2dos. If you install Cygwin on
a Windows PC, Cygwin is a Unix/Linux shell for Windows, and comes with
these programs. However, the real problem is probably your CVS setup. CVS
can check out files 2 ways: with Unix text or with DOS text. I think you
just need to change the setting.

By the way, I got the CVS version of vst4cs working for me last night.
There's still a problem with polyphony, which may also cause the code to
crash with many MIDI events, but I believe I know the cause - my code for
sending MIDI events is not as correct as your code. I will fix that code
tonight. I still want to change the code to use the std::vector class from
the Standard C++ Library in place of a fixed array, since such a vector can
grow to any size and is just as efficient, and does not need to be
explicitly deleted. I have already changed the plugin instance array to use
a vector.



Original Message:
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From: Andres Cabrera acabrera@teleset.com.co
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 08:25:29 -0500
To: csound-dev@eartha.mills.edu
Subject: [CSOUND-DEV:4967] A very silly question


How can I produce unix style line breaks on windows? I've looked at 
Dev-C++, emacs and vim and didn't find and 'evident' way of doing it.
Thanks
Andrés


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