Re: Creating custom debug streams

[David Philippi]

On Thursday 06 June 2002 16:34, Ingo Ruhnke wrote:

> As far as I remember overflow(int c) is called when the buffer is
> full, so that one can clear the buffer and write out the content. 'c'
> is the character which caused the overflow, so one also has to output
> that. sync() does the same, but not on an overfull buffer, but instead
> it can be triggered with a std::flush.

I've found a documentation of the streambuf class. I'll check what's needed 
to in our case and implement missing code if necessary.
But first I'll try to reduce the inter header dependencies a bit, I'm bored 
of watching lots of files being rebuild as soon as I change a header and a 
bit more speed won't hurt either.

Bye David