Re: printf without '\n'
joy merwin monteiro <[email protected]>
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Hi,
Did you try running the program twice ? the problem is obviously
buffered I/O, \n is (supposed) to flush the buffer. how about
push $0x0
call fflush
this should flush all output streams, (iff Null is passed)
Joy
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