#106 readmem under Windows produces incorrect sized file

[Daryl Tester]

Hi there

Using UrJTAG 0.10 under Windows, the readmem command produced an incorrect sized file. On further investigation, it appears that size difference (of what was expected to what was produced) matches the number of linefeeds (character 0x0a) that was in the flash file, and that a carriage return (0x0d) character was inserted before the 0x0a. I suspect that the readmem() command needs to open the output file in binary mode before calling the readmem() function. Sorry, I don't have a cygwin environment set up to confirm this.

Under Linux, UrJTAG produced the correct sized file.

[Mike Frysinger]

all the fopen() locations in trunk now include "b"

[DanMan32]

Problem may be fixed in the sourcecode, but the precompiled windows executable downloadable from Sourceforge still has this problem.
Can you recompile the windows version and publish the update on sourceforge, perhaps as version .10.1? I like the standalone in that it doesn't rely on cygwin, and the Data folder is in the same folder that jtag executible is at.

Is this problem only with Readmem? If so, I can work around the issue by using hex editor to replace 0D0A with 0A. This issue drove me nuts!