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From: | Martin Ambuhl <mambuhl AT earthlink DOT net> |
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Subject: | Re: question |
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Date: | Wed, 07 Mar 2001 19:11:46 GMT |
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Penza Kenneth at MITTS wrote: > > Hi, > I am experiencing problems when using the fflush function. > I am compiling the program with both Borland C Compiler and gcc, with both > compilers no error crops up. However the BCC version works fine, whilst the > gcc version is ignoring the fflush (stdin). In C, fflush() is defined only for output streams. Whatever BCC is doing is purely its own choice, not defined in the C language and completely non-portable. If you examine the defined behavior of fflush() on output streams, you will see that there is NO obvious meaning for it to have on an input stream. > > Attached please find the code I am using. Am I doing something wrong ? No, I don't please find any attachment. What sort of fools do you think hang out here. Do not post binaries to newsgroups not specifically set up for that purpose. > > I am using djgpp version 2.03 on Windows 95. > > Thanks > Kenneth > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Name: question.c > question.c Type: Plain Text (text/plain) > Encoding: quoted-printable
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