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> I have to process some files with more than 100000 lines. At the end
> of each line is the sign ^M. How could I remove it.

DOS2UNIX(1)

NAME
     dos2unix - convert ASCII files from DOS's CR/LF to UNIX's LF

SYNOPSIS
     dos2unix [-p] [file ...]

DESCRIPTION
     When called without parameters, the dos2unix utility reads from 
the standard input, transforming CR/LF pairs into an LF character and
writing it to the standard output.  If there's at least one filename
specified, the file operands are processed in command line order, 
reading from the files specified and overwriting them with the 
converted version.

     If the [-p] option is given, both the access and modification 
time of the original file are preserved.

-- 
Affijn, Ruud

"Gewoon is een tijger."



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