tool bugfix: remove windows CRLFs from squashelf output - #850
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Fixes a Windows/MSYS2-specific corruption issue in the squashelf host tool where binary ELF input/output could be altered by CRLF translation when file descriptors are opened in text mode.
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- Define
O_BINARYas a no-op on platforms where it isn’t available. - Open both the input ELF and output ELF files with
O_BINARYto force binary mode on Windows CRTs.
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Fixes bug in squashelf (optional elf preprocessing tool to strip unused sections) where CRLFs were added to output elf sections when run on msys2/windows due to windows CRT opening file in "text" mode