Re^2: Nonblocking commands in Windows

I just had this same problem a few days ago with a C program. It turned out the C program was not flushing its buffer after each print statement.

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Re^3: Nonblocking commands in Windows by technojosh (Priest) on Aug 06, 2007 at 17:34 UTC
Thanks! You were correct, the java program was not flushing after prints. Auto-flushing the java program's print statements solved the problem. My first post for help on PerlMonks has been answered!	[reply]