Git isn't really good at diffing CRLF files, and it's strongly recommended to use LF files in the repository. Which EOL-style ends up in the working-directory depends on the core.autocrlf and core.eol settings in your git-config.
So let's encode C++ sources and text-files as LF instead of CRLF, as this will work better on non-windows systems.
HACK: The actual conversion-commits was done by Erik Faye-Lund, but with ferris as the author, as that reflects actual authorship much better. All I did was mechanically convert sources.
Git isn't really good at diffing CRLF files, and it's strongly recommended to use LF files in the repository. Which EOL-style ends up in the working-directory depends on the
core.autocrlfandcore.eolsettings in your git-config.So let's encode C++ sources and text-files as LF instead of CRLF, as this will work better on non-windows systems.
HACK: The actual conversion-commits was done by Erik Faye-Lund, but with ferris as the author, as that reflects actual authorship much better. All I did was mechanically convert sources.