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what does std::endl represent exactly on each platform?
I’m trying to figure out if std::endl returns \r\n, \n, or \r depending on the platform, or if it sticks with one all the time.
std::endlis just a “shorthand” for'\n' << std::flush. It is not platform dependent.However,
'\n'itself is handled differently on each platform and gets replaced with'\r\n','\n', or'\r'(or something like that) if the stream is opened in text mode.