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WIN ME I/O

Intel_C_Intel
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‎04-09-2001 07:20 PM
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One more question about i/o. My programs have large binary i/o which on unix and mainframes is buffered. Er, maybe i am confused about terminology here. I assume most machines by default have buffered i/o to all output except 0,5, and 6, which are the screen utilities. Is this true? And, now the compaq fortran compilers make all i/o unbuffered. This would make sense since the i/o now goes to windows. What is the simpliest way to adhere to previous standard?

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎04-09-2001 07:55 PM
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Why do you say "the Compaq Fortran compilers make all I/O unbuffered"? That is not the case. Buffering is the default for unformatted I/O.

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Intel_C_Intel
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‎04-09-2001 08:03 PM
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Thanks.

That is what I expect. Except I got confused reading about the "buffered" option in the manual. Also, when i run inquire on file. I get buffered "no" when i expected buffered "yes."

Now, I won't worry about it.

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