Fixed autogenerate.awk so that it outputs unix-stile line endings even

with DOS-style input line endings.

README.rst

@@ -27,7 +27,6 @@ Creating a thread is as simple as
 to create a British Standard Pipe parallel external thread. 
 
 
-==================================
 Why you may want to use threadlib
 ==================================
 
@@ -36,6 +35,7 @@ Why you may want to use threadlib
 - configurable higbee arc
 - creates working threads (clearances are left for production tolerances)
 - flexible:
+
   - choose the $fn you need to fit the rest of your design
   - let threadlib tell you the thread specs so you can do with them what *you* want
 - extensible: Add your own threads

design/autogenerate.awk

@@ -1,6 +1,14 @@
-BEGIN	{ FS = "," ; RS = "\n"
-	  print "/* This script is auto-generated - do not edit"
-	  print "   :License: 3-clause BSD. See LICENSE. */"
-	  printf "\nTHREAD_TABLE = [" }
-/^[GPM]/	{ print "[\"" $1 "\", [" $2 ", " $3 ", " $4 ", [[" $5 ", " $6 "], [" $7 ", " $8 "], [" $9 ", " $10 "], [" $11 ", " $12 "]]]],"}
+BEGIN	{
+	FS = ","; 
+	print "/* This script is auto-generated - do not edit"
+	print "   :License: 3-clause BSD. See LICENSE. */"
+	printf "\nTHREAD_TABLE = ["
+}
+
+ /^[GPM]/	{
+	gsub(/\r/, "");
+	print "[\"" $1 "\", [" $2 ", " $3 ", " $4 ", [[" $5 ", " $6 "], [" \
+	      $7 ", " $8 "], [" $9 ", " $10 "], [" $11 ", " $12 "]]]],";
+}
+
 END	{ print "];" }