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Re: [CPROG] putchar/backspace

In article <sslug@sslug> you wrote:

> > fflush(stdout);

> mon ikke du mener flush()? Det er print til xtermen, og ikke til en
> fil.

"man 3 fflush" :
NAME
       fflush - flush a stream

SYNOPSIS
       #include <stdio.h>

       int fflush(FILE *stream);

Den er alstå god nok. Filer og stdout er det samme, alle er jo streams.
Jeg kunne komme med en længere forklaring hvorfor filer og I/O
er lavet på højst besyndertlig måde i DOS/Windoze, men......

Men grunden til at der ikke skrives output er at data havner i en
buffer, og fflush() vil tømme bufferen. (eller \n på visse streams)


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