On 8 Feb 2008, at 5:29 PM, Philip Weaver wrote:
GHC certain *could* do this, but it's arguably not the right thing
to do. For performance, the operating system buffers writes until
it is ready to write large chunks at a time. If you do not want
this behavior, change the buffering mode from its default.
To what?
BlockBuffering is worse, not better, and the docs *explicitly* say
that switching to NoBuffering will break ^D (if it wasn't broken
already...) My specification for a working program is `one that
works exactly like every other program on my machine'. I don't see
how to produce such a program with GHC.(1)
jcc
(1) Using readline might work (although I'm kind of sceptical given
what's preceded it), but I haven't gotten it to link thus far...
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