fflush()
Flushes buffers to disk when writing a file opened with fopen() for write or append. Returns a value indicating whether buffers were successfully flushed, where:
0 = successful, and 1 = not successful
Syntax:
fflush(file);
where
fileID is the file value, created with fopen().
Example:
decl fID; fID = fopen("hello", "W"); fflush(fID, "hello there"); fclose(fID);
Where Used:
Measurement Expressions (Data Display equations and Schematic MeasEqns), Schematic, Layout, Simulation, GUI
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