The preprocessor which handles
ICL commands at the top of the source file, introduced by "!%" characters,
fails to respect non-native EOL characters. For example, consider these two lines of ICL: The second line is ignored if, for example, the source file
uses the Macintosh line-ending convention (0x0D) but the compiler
is running on a PC (where the convention is 0x0D0A) or
under Unix, including Mac OS X (where the convention is 0x0A). Supply a replacement for fgets() which accepts cross-platform EOL characters.
About Patches
Issue C63019 [previous patch]
ICL preprocessor mishandles EOL characters
Submitted by: Anson Turner
Appeared in: Compiler 6.30
Fixed in: -
Problem
!% -~S
!% -D
Solution
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