Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
On some platforms, then end of line is "\r\n".  On some others, it's
not even a character, it's writing down the line as a record with a
length indicator.  But I'm sure the stream is flushed either way.
  
I think those differences are abstracted away by the "text file" handling in C.  For instance, MSVC on Windows defines std::endl as '\n' followed by a flush, even though the local EOL convention is "\r\n".

Cheers,


larry


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