MTS Dragonfly & mDot - fix for building applications on Windows #1006
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… combining bootloader and application binaries so Windows builds succeed
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MTS Dragonfly & mDot - fix for building applications on Windows
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Writing to a file immediately after reading a file in python works in Linux, but not Windows. This is a known issue: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14279658/mixing-read-and-write-on-python-files-in-windows
Adding an explicit seek(0, 1), which seeks to the current position in the file, allows the write in Windows to succeed. Add this change to Dragonfly and mDot platforms so applications can be properly built on Windows as well as Linux.