Convert Linux to Windows text files to eliminate unread black

This program is used to eliminate the unrecognizable small black blocks when Linux open under Windows. Small black blocks Cause Analysis: Under Linux, some text files (one carriage return of the file) is not necessarily ended with "/ d / A", sometimes saving the '/ d' character, so it leads to The file is not recognized under Windows, the end of the tail character, the display is small, such as in the notepad under Windows. If you end with "/ D / A", a small black block is not generated under Windows, you can identify. The solution here is to save the '/ d' character of the province, so it is normal. Here is the code part and have passed the test. / * LTOW.CPP ZHANGGGDLT 2004.12.1 * / # include #include #define max_len 1000

/ * This function is used to exchange linux txt (cpp / c etc) to windows' files. So the unrecognized charactars can be recognized by exchange. * / Int processFile (const char * sfile, const char * dfile) {FILE * sfp = NULL; File * DFP = NULL; char * str = null; char Temp [MAX_LEN]; int Strlen = 0; if (! (Sfp = fopen (sfp = fopen (sfip = fopen (sfile, "r"))) RETURN -1; IF (! DFP = FOPEN (DFILE, "W"))) Return -2; while (str = fgets (TEMP, MAX_LEN, SFP)) {// printf ("% s", str); // show (STR); strlen = Strlen (STR); if (* (Str Strlen-2)! = 0x0D) {* (Str Strlen-1) = 0x0d; * (Str Strlen) = 0x0a; * (Str Strlen 1) = 0x00;} // Printf ("% s", str); // show (str); FPUTS (STR, DFP);} fclose (sfp); fclose (DFP); Return 0;}