I noticed a bug when using the Bluetooth Hardware Evaluation Tool v1.0 to convert a service pack from .bts format to .h format. The .h file produced has incorrect new lines near the beginning and the end of the .h output file.
Nomenclature:
<CR> = Carriage Return character = 0x0D
<LF> = Line Feed character = 0x0A
Newline = a line terminator, usually the combination <CR> followed by <LF>, or sometimes only <CR> or only <LF>, but never the sequence <LF><CR>.
BUG:
The first 2 newlines and the last 2 newlines in the .h output file file are <LF><CR> instead of <CR><LF>. The remaining lines are correctly terminated by <CR><LF>. The incorrect newlines for the first 2 and last 2 lines in the file cause the file to be unviewable in some editors such as Notepad. I used a hex editor to manually reverse the incorrect newlines.
Is this the correct place to post this bug report?
