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open ASCII files
Anyone knows how to open an ASCII file by using C
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Unix, unlike DOS, treats every file (and device
for that matter) like a binary stream of bytes. The open() system call doesn't need those *$!!*! "text" or "binary" modifiers. It's a beautiful thing... 
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