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In normal use, GNU `yes` does unbuffered IO on stdout. However, it does use buffered IO for --help and --version messages; it sets atexit(close_stdout) to cove
by LukeShu 9y ago
In normal use, GNU `yes` does unbuffered IO on stdout. However, it does use buffered IO for --help and --version messages; it sets atexit(close_stdout) to cover both of those cases at once, rather than handling them both separately.