std::basic_syncbuf is a wrapper for astd::basic_streambuf (provided at construction time as a pointer). It accumulates output in its own internal buffer, and atomically transmits its entire contents to the wrapped buffer on destruction and when explicitly requested, so that they appear as a contiguous sequence of characters. It guarantees that there are no data races and no interleaving of characters sent to the wrapped buffer as long as all other outputs made to the same buffer are made through, possibly different, instances ofstd::basic_syncbuf.

Typical implementation ofstd::basic_syncbuf holds a pointer to the wrappedstd::basic_streambuf, a boolean flag indicating whether the buffer will transmit its contents to the wrapped buffer on sync (flush), a boolean flag indicating a pending flush when the policy is to not emit on sync, an internal buffer that usesAllocator (such asstd::string), and a pointer to a mutex used to synchronize emit between multiple threads accessing the same wrapped stream buffer (these mutexes may be in a hash map with pointers tostd::basic_streambuf objects used as keys).

Like other streambuf classes,std::basic_syncbuf is normally only accessed through the corresponding stream,std::osyncstream, not directly.

Several typedefs for common character types are provided:

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