The cache command lets you determine how frequently data is written. When caching is on (y, the default), data is written in blocks, according to your default C library file buffer implementation. When caching is off (n), each line of output is immediately flushed from the buffer to the file.
![]() | If the Cascade TextLogger is started with the -F option, this command is ignored because there is no possibility of caching; all data is immediately flushed to the file. |