15 Jun
2010
15 Jun
'10
11:06 a.m.
Why rely on implementation? One good coding practice is to close what you've opened. AFAIK in most Pascal implementation, even if the OS will close the file upon program exit, the buffer that contains something you write will not be flushed. So you will lose everything you've written.
Rugxulo wrote:
Hey, In non-standard Pascal mode, does it matter if I explicitly close the file or not? E.g., "close(file);", is that done automatically or is it implementation defined? (I'm 99% sure DOS always closes files upon exit.) I'm just wondering if that's a fair assumption for Linux, etc. (though I kinda doubt it).
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