JONATHAN DE BOYNE POLLARD had something deep to write about Debugging
Pm Programs

JP>   Nope.  It's the line buffering done by the standard library.  Either
JP>   use setvbuf() to remove all buffering on stdout/stderr, or explicitly
JP>   fflush() after every fprintf.

I've found that OS/2 is much better about this than DOS is.  I've
found that everything fprint()ed before a fflush() in OS/2 is found in
the dump file after the program aborts.  In DOS, even fflush()ing
doesn't help.  Since most of my programming is still for other people's
DOS machines, I have come to greatly appreciate this feature of OS/2.

 * KWQ/2 1.2e * OS/2 - The sane way to jump out of Windows!!!


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