Free end of line software for windows

Beyond the Red Line updater is a mighty effective updater which is used to complete your installation of the Beyond the Red Line demo.

Line count is a useful utility which is based on the LF or CRLF terminated lines in the source file. Multiple commands on the same line are counted as
one line, one command split across multiple lines is counted as
multiple lines.
This method is easier to process and is believed to gave a
better measure of code complexity than counting number of
commands.
A comment line which contains no alphanumeric characters is
not believed to help document the code and is therefore counted
as blank.
Where a line contains both code and comment, it is counted as
code.
In C++ syntax, lines containing only { or ; are considered
blank. Lines containing only } are considered code. This is
intended give closer alignment with other languages where the
looping and branching structures have a terminating line of
code such as "END IF".
In C++ syntax each line inside a block comment must contain
one or more alphanumeric characters to be classed as comment.
Lines which do not meet this criteria are classed as blank.
In FORTRAN Fixed syntax, lines must have characters between
column 7 and 72 inclusive to be classed as code.
In FORTRAN Fixed syntax, Compaq Visual FORTRAN allows comments
to be started by a ! anywhere on the line, as per free form
syntax. This is not in the FORTRAN 77 specification and these
lines will be counted as blank.

eolfix is a command line utility for querying and correcting end-of-line (EOL) characters in ASCII text files.
eolfix is a tool that allowws you correct ASCII text files.
It can convert line endings between DOS, Unix, and Mac formats and handles "mixed" and binary formats. eolfix project converts only as needed and features a report-only mode.
-u | --unix [files] Convert text files to have UNIX line endings
-d | --dos [files] Convert text files to have DOS/Windows line endings
-m | --mac [files] Convert text files to have Macintosh line endings
-n | --native [files] Convert text files to have DOS/Windows line endings
-l | --leave [files] Report on the type of file, but do not convert (default)
-s | --skip [files] Skip these files entirely
-i | --include type Include types: unix, dos, mac, varied, binary and all
Default is to include unix, dos, mac and varied files
-e | --exclude type Exclude types: unix, dos, mac, varied, binary and all
-a | --abort Abort processing on the first error encountered
-b | --backup Backup each file before converting it
-k | --backup-ext .ext Use for backup file extension (default is .bak)
-c | --compress Compress doubled-spaced files to be single-spaced (todo)
-g | --config file Process options in
-y | --dry-run Skip conversion, but show what would have been converted
-f | --force Convert every file, even if no change would result
-z | --ignore-case Perform case-insensitive filename matching
-j | --in-place Convert text files in-place (slower)
-o | --output file Send output to (use - for stdout)
-p | --preserve Preserve file ownership and times
-r | --recursive Recurse into directories
-t | --temp-dir dir Use