On Fri, 24 Jun 2011 08:45:44 -0400, Kagamin <s...@here.lot> wrote:
Jimmy Cao Wrote:void main() { std.c.stdio.setvbuf(stdout.getFP, null, std.c.stdio._IOLBF, 100); string mystr = "Hello\n"; fwrite(mystr.ptr, mystr[0].sizeof, mystr.length, stdout.getFP); // FPUTC('\n', cast(_iobuf*)stdout.getFP); getch(); }fwrite is from so called low-level file API supposed to write binary data without extra processing.
As stated in a previous post, it does flush on newline in Linux (just tested it). I don't know if flushing-on-newline-if-console is part of the C standard, so both implementations are likely compliant. But it is an inconsistency.
-Steve
