rja@edison.GE.COM (rja) (01/18/89)
In article <5543@phoenix.Princeton.EDU>, jwbirdsa@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (James Webster Birdsall) writes: > cprintf() treats the character '\n' as a linefeed only -- it omits > the carriage return. cprintf() is a Borland (maybe in MS C too) specific call. Moreover, the TC 2.0 documentation clearly notes that cprintf treats '\n' as linefeed only. While folks might not like the behavior, this is NOT a bug. > As for other bugs, didn't somebody report an odd bug in the stat() > function a few days ago? As I noted in e-mail to that poster, the stat() difficulty isn't really a bug but a compatibility problem inherent in the way that IBM PCs handle their internal clock/calendar (different from the UNIX/C way of doing things). Borland did the best that they could with stat(), given the architecture of the IBM PCs. ______________________________________________________________________________ rja@edison.GE.COM or ...uunet!virginia!edison!rja via Internet (preferable) via uucp (if you must) ______________________________________________________________________________