.gitattributes

# LF in the repository for everything text. A CRLF shebang line makes a shell
# script fail on Unix with a confusing "bad interpreter" error, and an awk
# script that emits binary would write a stray CR into every record.
* text=auto eol=lf

# Except what DOS parses: COMMAND.COM wants CRLF and mis-parses a lone LF, the
# same goes for cmd.exe, and the assembler source is built by tools of that era.
# Both spellings of the batch extension, because pattern matching is only case
# insensitive on a case insensitive filesystem and the files are MSCBUILD.BAT,
# TCBUILD.BAT and WCLBUILD.BAT.
*.bat text eol=crlf
*.BAT text eol=crlf
*.asm text eol=crlf
*.inc text eol=crlf

# The C sources check out CRLF, because DOS is a first-class build host and
# Turbo C 2.01 miscompiles a source file with Unix line endings: it emits a
# nearly empty object, reports nothing at all, and the failure surfaces much
# later as an undefined _main at link time. skidset measured this before the
# rule existed there; the rule is mirrored here with the compiler.
#
# The other compilers read either ending, so this costs the hosted builds
# nothing. eol=crlf changes the checkout only: the blobs stay LF, so diffs,
# blame and review are unaffected.
*.c text eol=crlf
*.h text eol=crlf

# The voice bank specifications are space-aligned tables read by mkvce on DOS
# and on Unix alike, so keep one spelling and no trailing CR can reach a field
# value.
voices/*.txt text eol=lf

# The comparison recordings in docs/audio are binary.
*.mp3 binary