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Post #AvEYhkyLe6RjIBY4aO by [email protected] |
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While it's obvious that MS-DOS strings end with \r\n, it's far less obv… |
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Post #AvEZ2UxmMY6ripAmEy by [email protected] |
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Also, among useless TILs: "\" from the lower part of ASCII is called … |
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Post #AvEZVXjX8rpyiBMKZs by [email protected] |
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@nina_kali_nina But what about the Tomy Tutor? |
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Post #AvEZVXpul8wR1yLQWW by [email protected] |
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@atomicpoet as far as I can tell, neither NA nor JP version of it had a '\&… |
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Post #AvEZXOB7dddtel8yPI by [email protected] |
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@nina_kali_nina I’ve basically never written C for non-Unix machines; I’d a… |
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Post #AvEZe4ZCx4tsrLb3QW by [email protected] |
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@h0m54r I think it really depends. I vaguely remember DOS itself being able to … |
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Post #AvEZuA862OCwkGaUj2 by [email protected] |
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@nina_kali_nina @h0m54r yes, the C runtime on some DOS C compilers will handle … |
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Post #AvEatrjaWxwheCXwhs by [email protected] |
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An unexpected corollary: Monogatari series cannot legally display" ¯\_(�… |
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Post #AvEb2HVoZb5jue7Ji4 by [email protected] |
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Post #AvEdNvdUmwhgLP9xMO by [email protected] |
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@[email protected] this appears to be a holdover from the JIS X 0201 enc… |
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Post #AvEdNvqc0BCB05IQnw by [email protected] |
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@mitsunee I mean, MSX is obviously a JIS computer, and even Windows for quite a… |
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Post #AvFLItUZjBpoELOf6O by [email protected] |
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@nina_kali_nina I once got a small fragment of code in e-mail from a Japanese C… |
