Windows style line endings not supported

[xmine64]

i have compiled pinecone with the make file and i got this error for every file i test.

$ ./pinecone ./examples/hello_world.pn
error in './examples/hello_world.pn' on line 1:
'   invalid token '
    print: "Hello World!"
                         ^
error in './examples/hello_world.pn' on line 2:
'   invalid token '

    ^
program not executed due to errors

I'm running on WSL Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit

$ lsb_release -a
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:    Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS
Release:        16.04
Codename:       xenial
$ uname -a
Linux DESKTOP-53JBK0N 4.4.0-17134-Microsoft #1-Microsoft Tue Apr 10 18:04:00 PST 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

[wmww]

Ah, I'm willing to be I've tested on windows, but never with Windows line endings.

[xmine64]

oh ok. I'll use my text editor to convert line endings to unix CR

[xmine64]

it worked. thank you.
your compiler isn't stable enough.

$ ./pinecone ./examples/hello_world.pn
Hello World!

[wmww]

your compiler isn't stable enough.

That may be, but in this instance it gave a semi-useful error message and exited gracefully. I'd call that plenty stable. I've tested once or twice on Windows, but never claimed to properly support anything but Linux (even when it was being developed and maintained).

Anyway, this should be fixed with 567d6c3, and there's also now a unit test for it.

Edit: I merged your PR #28 instead, which did exactly the same thing as my commit.

[xmine64]

your compiler isn't stable enough.

That may be, but in this instance it gave a semi-useful error message and exited gracefully. I'd call that plenty stable. I've tested once or twice on Windows, but never claimed to properly support anything but Linux (even when it was being developed and maintained).

Anyway, this should be fixed with 567d6c3, and there's also now a unit test for it.

Edit: I merged your PR #28 instead, which did exactly the same thing as my commit.

this is a full linux environment running on top of windows nt kernel, not same as mingw or cygwin that are gnu ports to windows. i could download, install and run any deb package from orginal ubuntu repos and install it easily on my WSL.
i don't say your project is bad, buggy or other, i respect you and your project, that's a great work, but it's too clear to ignore chars like '\r' by default, same as '\t' and whitespace.
i didn't change any of your examples, even opening them.