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Why does Mule, which is compiled with GCC, add a ^M at the end of each line in shell mode?

April 26, 2017compiled gcc line mode Mule Shell

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Why does Mule, which is compiled with GCC, add a ^M at the end of each line in shell mode?

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Ishikawa Ichiro &ltichiro@ccsr.u-tokyo.ac.jp&gt writes: I have had the same problem in Emacs 19. (At that time Mule did not work at all if compiled with gcc.) The cause was incomplete installation of gcc. (I used the JLE version of sed.) Sed in JLE has bug and cannot install the header files (fixincludes) well. Use sed of GNU instead.