From: turrican AT sysop DOT com
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Problem :)
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 1997 09:47:13 +0300
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Hello all :)

I have a problem with a simple little program.

#include <stdio.h>

main();

{
    printf("This is the Start");

    delay("1000");

    printf("... and this is the End");

return 0;
}

the problem is that when I m running this prog the command delay is
executed first!?! and when delay finished I see the two printf together 
at the end!!! Why this is happening??? I thought that dgjpp executes in
order... I noticed also that the same thing happend to linux gcc...
I have also borland's c++ but here this program works fine!
How can I solve that? Is this a bug? 
I send before an email to dj Delorie 
and said to do this thing 

> printf("This is the Start");

> Add \n or fflush(stdout) here.  Output is buffered and not written
> until the end of line.

but this is not good if I have to do this thing for every printf and
delay
I have to use in my program... and why in borland's c++ works
fine???????

Also I want to ask another two questions.

1) Allegro is ported for other languages? or is only for djgpp?

2) I m looking for a list that contains all aditional libraries for
djgpp
with descriptions for each one so I can choose the best for my needs.
 
thanks a lot 

Bill