top | item 31812918 (no title) gusfrehse | 3 years ago Just use cerr for debugging. It is not buffered so it always outuputs, even in unexpected crashes. discuss order hn newest jcelerier|3 years ago I wish it would but this is just not what I observe here, I have to flush explicitly to get things to show on the console int_19h|3 years ago std::cerr being unbuffered is one of its defining features. If you're not seeing that, either you (or some dependency you use) disables it, or it's a bug in your C++ stdlib.
jcelerier|3 years ago I wish it would but this is just not what I observe here, I have to flush explicitly to get things to show on the console int_19h|3 years ago std::cerr being unbuffered is one of its defining features. If you're not seeing that, either you (or some dependency you use) disables it, or it's a bug in your C++ stdlib.
int_19h|3 years ago std::cerr being unbuffered is one of its defining features. If you're not seeing that, either you (or some dependency you use) disables it, or it's a bug in your C++ stdlib.
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