Make F#'s output be asynchronous

[Doug Blank]

Currently, F#'s output is stored up and then printed all at once. This is useful for some uses (deciding to display it or not) but for the interacting code, it delays all of the output until the end. This can easily be done by a pass-through Stream Writer. In fact, just letting stdout and stderr be the default will allow this to work correctly. Perhaps we need a special version for F# so we can turn on/off this ability.

[Keith O'Hara]

This seems to work for me:

for i in 1 .. 10 do
    printfn "%d" i
    Myro.wait(1.)
done

[Doug Blank]

Huh! Why does it work? I would not have guessed this from the code...

[Doug Blank]

Never mind...it works through mysterious means :)