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The fflush() and flushall() functions in the C run-time library do not write file changes directly to disk. These functions flush the file buffers provided by the library; they do not flush the buffers the MS-DOS, OS/2, or Windows NT operating systems provide at the system level.

In short clear the buffer memory.

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