So every program using sp has to re-invent malloc or multiple copies of their own bespoke allocator and this is supposed to be a good idea?
replyThe library provides a few basic allocators.
replyq> sp_log() writes directly to an IO writer. An IO writer can be buffered or unbuffered, but is unbuffered by default. This is a feature, not a bug. Have a look through the IO code!
replyWhy is the unbuffered default? Is there any thoughts on this?
A buffered file may not be fully written to disk if the program exits suddenly. That’s generally a highly undesirable trait for a log file.
replyLine buffering solves this
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