Quartus compiler vs end of line encoding

You're right. That shoudn't be an issue. But in this case it is so unfortunately.

We have a version in version control that isn't working properly and we have a version which was used for version control and which is working. Of course there will be other issues that we should find but there's still one thing that makes no sense for me.

I also expect like you that we will get the same compiling result when we are using same files. That is the reason why I wanted to know if end of line encoding is important for the compiler. Because in our case not all TDF files have the same influence. Some can change their end of line encoding without making any difference and others make differences. That makes no sense to me. Either all end of line encodings are important for the compiler or even none. That's what I would expect.

I can set up our version control not to change any end of line encoding in TDF files automatically but that is just a workaround problably. I don't know if that happens only to TDF files. I just want to understand why some files are special. If I cannot figure it out I will fix it in version control.

And please don't get stuck at the fact that one version isn't working. I just like to know why some end of line encodings are more important than other.

So do you have any idea?