Make sure terminal output is unbuffered on POSIX systems (probably related to musl, and not glibc) #110
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Call
setvbuf
on terminal initialization incsrc/posix/pf_io_posix.c
. At least on one platform (OpenWRT), pForth was buffering the characters while the user typed, instead of echoing them immediately; this fixes that issue.Question: I did not check the output of
setvbuf
. Do you think it's necessary? I could change it so it issues a warning (tostderr
, so the output is flushed immediately! 😁 )