Hi, list.<br><br>I think I found a slight difference of behavior of OCaml on MinGW and Linux regarding the EOF character.  On Linux, the EOF char in the middle of a file is ignored, but on MinGW, the attempt to read EOF causes End_of_file Exception.  Is this a supposed behavior?  <br>

<br>(ok, I have found some discussion on EOF on beginners list, but cannot find something exactly answering this problem.)<br><br>I attached an ocaml program (which is simply a cat) and a file which reproduce the problem.  On Linux, doing<br>

ocaml testEoF.ml &lt; UTF-32#LE<br>outputs the whole file before the exception End_of_file, but on MinGW, the script fails in the middle of Etruscan text, which happens to contain 0x1a character.<br><br>Best,  <br><br>-- <br>

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