How to get carriage return AND linefeed in CW?

[chuckcorley]

I've always had to edit format specifiers from \n to \n\r when importing code into CodeWarrior projects.  It's painful but tolerable.  Now I'm trying to work in C++ and the tradition cout << " ...."  << endl; is only generating the newline (\n); I'm not moving back to the start of line.  I don't want to change all endl entries to "\n\r" just to use CodeWarrior.  Is there a tool setting that makes \n equivalent to \n\r?  A search of the help system reveals a compiler option to swap \n and \r but I really need them both; on other platforms \n accomplishes both.

[CrasyCat]

Hello

I am a bit confused here.

According to my experience, text file generated on Linux or Solaris Hosts can be displayed without any trouble in CodeWarrior editor.

So I am not sure of the issue you are currently facing.

If you are looking for a way to convert End-of-line characters on files that appears inside of the CodeWarrior project view, you can proceed as follows:

• Select the file name in the CodeWarrior Project view
• Select File > Convert  Line Delimiters to and select the appropriate end-of-line format.

If you are looking for a way to change the end of line character used when you are writing to a file then you need to look into the C++ library. As far as I know for QorIQ Processor CodeWarrior uses the GNU libraries.

It might be a good idea to check whether GNU is providing some help to achieve that.

I hope this helps a bit.

CrasyCat

[chuckcorley]

This program in Codewarrior:

#include <stdio.h>

int main()

{

     printf("Hello World \r\n");

     printf("Hello World \r\n");

     printf("Hello World \n");

     printf("Hello World \n");

}

Produces:

Hello World

Hello World

Hello World

                 Hello World

The same program compiled with gcc and run on a PC produces:

Hello World

Hello World

Hello World

Hello World

Hence my comment that I have always had to convert \n to \r\n to move code from some other environment to CodeWarrior.

Changing the line delimiters is not the problem.