Re: sed for non-DOS files

[Paul Jarc]

Roger Spellman <address@hidden> wrote:
> I'm using GNU on a "Windows" PC.

Actually, you're using someone else's Windows port of GNU.

> I wrote a script using 'sed' to generate some C code.  However, the script
> seems to always Ctrl-M at the end of each line.

The carriage returns may be coming from sed, or may be already present
in sed's input.  Assuming your port of sed does not automatically add
a carriage return to the end of every line, you can strip off the last
character on every line by piping through "sed 's/.$//'".  Or if you
have tr, "tr -d "\015"" might remove all carriage returns.


paul