Per Bothner <p...@bothner.com> writes: > If you change: > (format #t "[~a] ~a\n" result-kind-name label))) > to: > (format #t "[~a] ~a~%" result-kind-name label))) > then the bufffering is avoided. This is (newline) > on the standard output port causes a flush, but > (display "\n") doesn't.
Aha, thanks for the tip. :-) I'll note that R5 and 7RS don't require it, and R6RS actually seems to forbid it (saying it's equivalent to '(write-char #\newline)'), but if some implementations do it then that's OK. > An explicit flush-output-port might be preferable, > but i don't know how portable it is. It isn't in R5RS, > but it is in both R6RS and R7RS. I'll leave it be for now. Taylan
