Re: [avr-gcc-list] stdio newline character

[Joerg Wunsch]

"Larry Barello" <address@hidden> wrote:

> I never noticed this before, but it appears that the stdio facility
> in the latest WinAvr appends a newline character whenever I send a
> return.

No, stdio doesn't do any massaging of your output characters itself.
The suggested example code (for the low-level output function) inserts
a \r before any \n (in the Unix tradition), so strings internally need
only be written as "...\n", but that's a suggestion only -- and
doesn't even appear to be your problem.

> I even tried writing my own puts_P() using putchar(), and THAT
> appended the bloody 0x0A...

And you never suspected your terminal program on the other end doing
it then?

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