#oboard/stdout

#API Methods

• write(s) - Write content without newline
• writeln(s) - Write content with newline
• print(s) - Alias for writeln (common convention)
• flush() - Force flush output buffer

#Usage

test {
  // Basic writing
  write("Hello")
  write(", ")
  writeln("world!")  // Adds newline

  // Print with newline
  print("This is a line")
  print(42)
  print(true)

  // Force flush buffer
  write("Buffered output")
  flush()

  // Works with any Show type
  let numbers = [1, 2, 3]
  print(numbers)
}

#Cross-Platform Support

• Native (C): Uses putchar() and fflush(stdout)
• JavaScript: Uses process.stdout.write() and process.stdout.flush()
• WebAssembly: Basic implementation (requires host environment support for actual output)

#WASM Implementation Notes

• In a browser environment, you'll need to provide host functions for stdout operations
• In a WASI-compatible runtime, additional WASI bindings would be needed
• The current implementation serves as a foundation that can be extended based on your specific WASM deployment target

#oboard/stdout

#API Methods

• write(s) - Write content without newline
• writeln(s) - Write content with newline
• print(s) - Alias for writeln (common convention)
• flush() - Force flush output buffer

#Usage

test {
  // Basic writing
  write("Hello")
  write(", ")
  writeln("world!")  // Adds newline

  // Print with newline
  print("This is a line")
  print(42)
  print(true)

  // Force flush buffer
  write("Buffered output")
  flush()

  // Works with any Show type
  let numbers = [1, 2, 3]
  print(numbers)
}

#Cross-Platform Support

• Native (C): Uses putchar() and fflush(stdout)
• JavaScript: Uses process.stdout.write() and process.stdout.flush()
• WebAssembly: Basic implementation (requires host environment support for actual output)

#WASM Implementation Notes

• In a browser environment, you'll need to provide host functions for stdout operations
• In a WASI-compatible runtime, additional WASI bindings would be needed
• The current implementation serves as a foundation that can be extended based on your specific WASM deployment target