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Excerpts from netnews.comp.os.os2.programmer: 6-Oct-92 GCC/2 2.2.2 by
Matt Kievit@abcd.Houghto 
> So the output looks like
> 1
> 0
>  
> Enter a number:
> You entered: 1
>  
> Enter a number:
> You entered: 0

The default setting in gcc for streams is to have I/O buffering enabled
(just like UNIX) so, what you'll want to do is put these lines in the
front of your main somewhere:

setbuf(stdin,NULL);
setbuf(stdout,NULL);
setbuf(stderr,NULL);

You don't have to do stderr, but it makes things a little nice if your
print your debugging messages to stderr.  If you don't like this
solution, there is another one: every time you write sometime out, or
want to read something in, use the fflush(stdin) or fflush(stdout)
calls, which should do basically the same thing.  Those get to be a
pain, though.  Hope this helps...

Steve


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