[LCP]Reg file handling in C using Linux

[David Spencer]

Removing 0x0d and 0x0a and multiple ' 's from a string is trivial - a 
simple for loop should do this - like strcpy but don't increment one of 
the pointers if the character pointed at is one of the above, or 
something like that.  If you've already done some comms stuff this 
should be a complete walk in the park - why are you bothering to ask?

Dave.



sowmya.k wrote:

> Thanx a ton to all those who helped me in making my communication 
> between 2 systems using null modem cable. I could now get the data 
> easily and now my other problem is Iam getting the same data several 
> times at a faster rate with more number of blank spaces and carriage 
> returns..
>    I wrote all these datas in a seperate file and I want to delete 
> these carriage returns(\r).
>  
> How should I write my coding in order to achive this .
>  
> Thanking you,
> sowmya
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