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Re: LF translation in QSH

On 3/10/11 6:18 AM, Dennis Lovelady wrote:
What I think you meant:
<< printf("%c", 0x0d); printf("%c", 0x0a)>>
causes output of 0x0d8e. (Yeah, really.)

Starting with EBCDIC ILE C... The EBCDIC control character 0x25 LF [Line Feed] was probably meant. That value should translate to the ASCII control character 0x0A LF [Line Feed]. So perhaps revised to:

<< printf("%c", 0x0d); printf("%c", 0x25) >>

Regards, Chuck

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