From: "Chris McKenzie" <taganov AT earthlink DOT net>
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Subject: Re: Newbie DJGPP compiler question
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"Edmund Horner" <ejrh AT paradise DOT net DOT nz> wrote in message
news:961077643 DOT 986871 AT shelley DOT paradise DOT net DOT nz...
> I expect your problem is with the flushing of standard output:  in C or
C++
> standard output is only displayed to the screen every now and then,
usually
> when a new line is reached.  This is called buffered output, and is most
> obvious when the output is interspersed with input from the user.
>
> To flush standard output in C++ try something like:
>     cout << flush;
> Or in C:
>     fflush (stdin);

Thank you very much for your input. The fflush didn't work, but I suspect
that's because I don't know what to #include so that that function is seen,
but the cout << flush suggestion worked like a charm.  Beautiful...  Thanks
so much.

Chris