Labels:book | computer | crt screen | monitor | reckoner OCR: 558 Chapter Input and Output event causes the buffer to be flushed to the screen. Usually, both standard input and standard output are line buffered: each holds line of text at time A buffer for standard output is flushed in case of "five sepa- rate events: when a newline character is placed in the buffer, when the buffer becomes full, when the system must prepare to do input, when the program termi nates 10 when the library function Ff] usn called with stdout its argu- ment An input buffer IS flushed when user presses the <Ent key when the program terminates and when all the input has been read and the program needs to op more input (As we have seen before, the identifiers stdin and stdout usu- ally refer to terminal input and output.) In many situations programmer needs to be aware JO th ...
