Open logfiles and cue files in binary mode

Windows has long since supported UNIX-style line endings. To make logfiles reproducable amongst all platforms, standardize "\n" line endings by opening files in binary mode.
cyanreg · Apr 7, 2024 · 3ea5055 · 3ea5055
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diff --git a/src/cue_writer.c b/src/cue_writer.c
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ int cyanrip_cue_init(cyanrip_ctx *ctx)
  &crip_fmt_info[ctx->settings.outputs[i]],
  NULL);
 
- ctx->cuefile[i] = fopen(cuefile, "w+");
+ ctx->cuefile[i] = fopen(cuefile, "wb+");
 
  if (!ctx->cuefile[i]) {
  cyanrip_log(ctx, 0, "Couldn't open path \"%s\" for writing: %s!\n"

diff --git a/src/cyanrip_log.c b/src/cyanrip_log.c
@@ -368,7 +368,7 @@ int cyanrip_log_init(cyanrip_ctx *ctx)
  &crip_fmt_info[ctx->settings.outputs[i]],
  NULL);
 
- ctx->logfile[i] = fopen(logfile, "w+");
+ ctx->logfile[i] = fopen(logfile, "wb+");
 
  if (!ctx->logfile[i]) {
  cyanrip_log(ctx, 0, "Couldn't open path \"%s\" for writing: %s!\n"