Programming Windows D Examples are now Online!
Kagamin
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Fri Jun 24 13:03:53 PDT 2011
Jimmy Cao Wrote:
> No, it writes to stdout which (in this case) is line-buffered. Whenever
> there's a newline character, it is supposed to flush.
There're no characters in binary data. This is low-level API. If you want the library to care about characters and do various things, maybe you need a high-level text API like printf or even better phobos std.stdio.write?
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