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Does a stream flush itself when destroyed?

MrPickle
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Does a stream flush itself when it is destroyed? If so, is it best just to let the stream flush itself and only flush it when you want it's buffer synchronizing?
Feb 23 '09 #1
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weaknessforcats
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Streams are flushed in the destructor of the stream object.

You can flush a stream yourself,if needed, during runtime.

BTW: a flush applies only to an output stream.
Feb 23 '09 #2

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