
Unbuffered stdout makes stdout and stderr better synchronised, and helps when stepping through code in a debugger (prints are immediately visible). We don't output much to stdout anyway, so this isn't likely to cause any performance issues.
Unbuffered stdout makes stdout and stderr better synchronised, and helps when stepping through code in a debugger (prints are immediately visible). We don't output much to stdout anyway, so this isn't likely to cause any performance issues.