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Fixed "unkown chip id", piped output and st-util -v - #763
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On Win32 redirecting streams makes them buffered, therefore without flushing there would be no output before exit. Stdout and stderr are also often buffered differently, making them disordered.
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A few small tweaks.
flushing there would be no output before exit, resulting in [st-util] Can not get piped output on Windows #665. BTW using setvbuf to force the streams into line buffered mode doesn't work on Win32.