I do most of my programming on embedded processors, or on linux. When i need to sync data to my persistant store, i usually use the sync(2) system call. Is there an equivelent for Windows?
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I do most of my programming on embedded processors, or on linux. When i need to sync data to my persistant store, i usually use the sync(2) system call. Is there an equivelent for Windows?
Use FlushFileBuffers, but you need a handle to the file you need flushed.