[Cgicc-help] Why cgicc not use "\r\n" for http header but std::endl?

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The standard is "\r\n", why use std::endl?

void cgicc::HTTPContentHeader::render(std::ostream& out) const

{

  out << "Content-Type: " << getData() << std::endl; // "\r\n"

  

  std::vector<HTTPCookie>::const_iterator iter; 

  for(iter = getCookies().begin(); iter != getCookies().end(); ++iter)

    out << *iter << std::endl; // "\r\n"

  

  out << std::endl; // "\r\n"

}

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