"Inconsistent newlines": A clue

I'm trying to svn import a big mess o files. We have the autoprops
eol-style native set (see previous message).

When I do the import, I get that message on some of the files, then it
dies. This is REALLY bad behavior in my eyes, because each try takes over
20 minutes, and I have not found a reliable mechanism for identifying
files it will barf on. I would much rather it warn about that file and
move on. Why does it care anyway?

So I'm using od (octal dump) to look at some of the files, and having
trouble finding the offending lines. Then I noticed that one of the files
has a literal \r in it. Could the import code be flawed in that it sees a
literal \r and flags that as a problem?

Here's the line:
echo regsvr32 exec. time > "$(OutDir)\regsvr32.trg"

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