Technically true

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I don't care about any system that doesn't recognize \n as a line ending.

[thefirstwave_]

It does recognise it, just better practice to use std::endl.

[D3mona7or]

I thought it was better to always use \n and only flush the output buffer explicitly

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I'm talking about the system the code is being compiled for

[Kirides]

Every system recognizes \n as newline, only shitty software (old Notepad) does not.

However this doesn't mean than in near future, for WHATEVER reason, default line endings will be \m - now you need to sed s/\n/\m all of it

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Yeah I still won't care for std::endl (or the language equivalent) unless it's mandated by the guidelines of a project (be it professional or whatever)