[cc65] Difference between c128 and c64 targets

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From: Payton Byrd (kingdurin_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 2004-01-01 08:48:24 

When using -t c64, the output of "\n" from a printf is
only to move the cursor down a line.  You have to add
the "\r" to also move to the beginning of the line. 
If you use -t c128 then the output of the "\n" is to
both move down a line and move to the beginning of the
line.  Is this intentional or a bug in the C128 printf
code?  Both behave the same for cprintf of conio.h
(requiring both the \r and \n).

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