Short:        Command, will rip carriage returns from text files.  vbcc harlock
Author:       harlock@tso.cin.ix.net
Uploader:     harlock tso cin ix net
Type:         util/cli
Version:      april 24, 1998
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

   This is an amigados command, which I wrote and compiled useing the
fabulous vbcc C Compiler.  If you tried one of the older versions,
but haven't tried the all new 0.6a, you need to try it.  This FREE
Compiler now compiles code for the Power PC amigas!!!  The package is
not TOO hard to set up, and it works great.  To anyone out
there who'd like to start programming for the amiga, but has no idea on 
where to start, "Yeah I had that same problem not to long ago myself", 
try downloading this compiler, and if you have any questions on how to
set it up, or how any of the components fit together, I'de be happy
to help out where I can.  just email me at the address above.  I am
currently takeing a class in computer science, and am useing the
Borland c++ compiler at school.  I wrote this command so I could
bring the source files home and compile them on the amiga without
haveing to go in by hand and take out the carriage returns.

                           Sincerely,
                               Harlock

PS. This is an updated version.  The last one was uploaded in January.
    I decided that I didn't really like the way the other one behaved.
    Typeing all of those arguments got to be to much of a hassle, so I
    rewrote the command so that it takes one arg, the filename.  Whatever
    text file is specified is overwritten by the new textfile which has no
    carriage returns.  This setup lends itself well to a dopus button or
    the like wich can be pressed and zing the file has no CR's.  I have been
    useing this command for months and have had no problems, but if your
    really worried about an important text file, you might want to make a
    backup before you run this prog on it.