Since the .ini files included in trunk use the CRLF newline format, when
they're read by CIniFile in a Linux OS a trailing \r character is added to
every line. This in turn breaks the parsing of said lines, mostly when
trying to parse numbers. I've put together this little patch but I thought
I'd raise an issue so you can review it, since it's kind of a hack and
IniFile.cpp is part of Common. Also, my guess is a similar problem is
occurs in Mac OS, where every line begins with a LF character.

Index: Source/Core/Common/Src/IniFile.cpp¶

--- Source/Core/Common/Src/IniFile.cpp (revision 2382)
+++ Source/Core/Common/Src/IniFile.cpp (working copy)
@@ -268,8 +268,6 @@
// ------------
bool IniFile::Load(const char* filename)
{

• // Maximum number of letters in a line

• static const int MAX_BYTES = 1024*10;

  sections.clear();
  sections.push_back(Section(""));
  @@ -286,10 +284,17 @@

  while (!in.eof())
  {

•   char templine[MAX_BYTES];
  

•   in.getline(templine, MAX_BYTES);
  

•   std::string line = templine;
  

•   std::string line;
  

•   std::getline(in, line);
  

+#ifndef _WIN32

•   if (!line.empty() && line.at(line.size()-1) == '\r')
  

•   {
  

•   	line.erase(line.size()-1);
  

•   }
  

+#endif
+
if (in.eof())
{
break;