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bug#25459: sed bug: native sed-4.3 appends excessive carriage-returns wh
From: |
Assaf Gordon |
Subject: |
bug#25459: sed bug: native sed-4.3 appends excessive carriage-returns when run in binary mode on windows |
Date: |
Tue, 17 Jan 2017 19:25:43 -0500 |
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Hello,
Thank you for the report.
I do not have access to MSVC, but I can see similar issues when building
with mingw on cygwin64.
Before jumping to the fix, I'd like to show what I'm experiencing,
because there might be a larger issue here.
I'm testing on a Windows R2008 with cygwin64.
I've compared 3 binaries (below):
sed-4.2.2-cygwin.exe:
The default that's installed by cygwin itself.
sed-4.3-cygwin-gcc-5.4.0.exe:
Built from tarball using cygwin's default gcc compiler.
sed-4.3-mingw-64bit.exe:
Built from tarball using:
./configure --host=x86_64-w64-mingw32 --disable-nls
First,
sed-4.2.2 seems to produce incorrect output without "-b":
The output file is not set to text mode, and only '\n' is written
(without '\r').
second,
It seems the new sed-4.3-mingw does output extra '\r',
but only if the input is a file (and not stdin).
So there's some unclear interplay here (unclear to me).
The proposed patch does produce the correct output,
but I'd like to verify it's for the right reasons.
Lastly,
There's also testing needed with in-place writing of files,
and adding tests.
I hope to get to all of these soon.
regards,
- assaf
$ env printf '1\x0D\x0A' > test
$ ./sed-4.2.2-cygwin.exe -b "" < test | od -tx1 -An
31 0d 0a
$ ./sed-4.2.2-cygwin.exe -b "" test | od -tx1 -An
31 0d 0a
$ ./sed-4.2.2-cygwin.exe "" < test | od -tx1 -An
31 0a
$ ./sed-4.2.2-cygwin.exe "" test | od -tx1 -An
31 0a
$ ./sed-4.3-cygwin-gcc-5.4.0.exe -b "" < test | od -tx1 -An
31 0d 0a
$ ./sed-4.3-cygwin-gcc-5.4.0.exe -b "" test | od -tx1 -An
31 0d 0a
$ ./sed-4.3-cygwin-gcc-5.4.0.exe "" < test | od -tx1 -An
31 0d 0a
$ ./sed-4.3-cygwin-gcc-5.4.0.exe "" test | od -tx1 -An
31 0d 0a
$ ./sed-4.3-mingw-64bit.exe -b "" < test | od -tx1 -An
31 0d 0a
$ ./sed-4.3-mingw-64bit.exe -b "" test | od -tx1 -An
31 0d 0d 0a
$ ./sed-4.3-mingw-64bit.exe "" < test | od -tx1 -An
31 0d 0a
$ ./sed-4.3-mingw-64bit.exe "" test | od -tx1 -An
31 0d 0a