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windows - C++ change newline from CR+LF to LF

I am writing code that runs in Windows and outputs a text file that later becomes the input to a program in Linux. This program behaves incorrectly when given files that have newlines that are CR+LF rather than just LF.

I know that I can use tools like dos2unix, but I'd like to skip the extra step. Is it possible to get a C++ program in Windows to use the Linux newline instead of the Windows one?

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Yes, you have to open the file in "binary" mode to stop the newline translation.

How you do it depends on how you are opening the file.

Using fopen:

FILE* outfile = fopen( "filename", "wb" );

Using ofstream:

std::ofstream outfile( "filename", std::ios_base::binary | std::ios_base::out );

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