On 9/12/06, Alejandro Forero Cuervo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shouldn't the initial output port in Chicken applications
be line-buffered? I think this is the standard practice in most
programming languages, but it seems not to be the case with Chicken
(I'm using 2.3 in GNU/Linux).
In the
Chicken does no buffering by itself, it just uses stdio routines,.
These in turn call fputc() when writing characters or fputs() when
writing strings. Everything else is handled on the C side.
Ahh, you're right, as usual. I assumed some buffering was going on
since I ran my tests in csi,
Shouldn't the initial output port in Chicken applications
be line-buffered? I think this is the standard practice in most
programming languages, but it seems not to be the case with Chicken
(I'm using 2.3 in GNU/Linux).
In the specific case of C, at least in GNU/Linux with glibc:
The stream
