From: "Matthew Conte" <spam AT somebody DOT else>
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References: <36193B3E DOT 1F87173A AT csclub DOT uwaterloo DOT ca>
Subject: Re: Text Output Problem..
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Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1998 21:56:54 -0400
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Chris Yewchuk wrote in message <36193B3E DOT 1F87173A AT csclub DOT uwaterloo DOT ca>...
>I've just started using DJGPP, so please excuse my ignorance!
[...]
>The problem is that no text is printed to the screen until the program
>terminates.  Almost like there is an output buffer that isn't being
>flushed until the program terminates.  The getch()'s work okay, but

Exactly right- there is an output buffer that isn't being flushed.  Add "\n"
or endl to your printf() or cout's (respectively), or fflush() them.

This is addressed in the djgpp FAQ.

Later,
Matt.