Wer schon einmal vor dem Problem stand Dateien von ANSI in ASCI umzuwandeln hat hiermit die Lösung gefunden. Ein knapper, kurzer und selbsterklärender Code:

Datei ansiasci.c:

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <ansiasci.h>

int c;
void main()
{
while ((c = getc(stdin)) != EOF)
putchar(ansiasci[c]);
}


Hier nun die ansiasci.h:

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int ansiasci[] = {
  0,
  1,
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129,
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111,
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158,
89,
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245,
249,
184,
166,
174,
170,
240,
169,
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248,
241,
253,
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230,
244,
250,
247,
251,
167,
175,
172,
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243,
168,
183,
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142,
143,
146,
128,
212,
144,
210,
211,
222,
214,
215,
216,
209,
165,
227,
224,
226,
229,
153,
158,
157,
235,
233,
234,
154,
237,
232,
225,
133,
160,
131,
198,
132,
134,
145,
135,
138,
130,
136,
137,
141,
161,
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139,
208,
164,
149,
162,
147,
228,
148,
246,
155,
151,
163,
150,
129,
236,
231,
152};


was man alles wissen kann...