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Unbuffered I/OIntroductionStreams and FILE objectsBufferingOpening a StreamReading and writing a streamFully buffered I/OLine buffered I/OUnbuffered I/OANSI C buffering requirementsChanging the default bufferingExamplesIn this case, the standard I/O library does not buffer thecharacters.→ each time we print or read a single character, the actual I/Ooperation takes place.For example, the standard error stream is normally unbuffered.Standard Input/Output Library60-256 System Programming
IntroductionStreams and FILE objectsBufferingOpening a StreamReading and writing a streamANSI C buffering requirementsFully buffered I/OLine buffered I/OUnbuffered I/OANSI C buffering requirementsChanging the default bufferingExamplesANSI C requires the following buffering characteristics:1 Standard I/O are fully buffered if and only if they do notrefer to an interactive device.2 Standard error is never fully buffered.Standard Input/Output Library60-256 System Programming
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