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Subject: Re: seg fault on $(dgqhghdqwdhqwjq) : beta19
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In-Reply-To: <20908.199605271309@stone.dcs.warwick.ac.uk> from "Zefram" at May 27, 96 02:09:31 pm
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> >  % ./zsh -fc '$(true); echo $?'
> >  139
> >  % ./zsh -fc '$(false); echo $?'
> >  139
> 
> 139 <=> death with signal 11 <=> SIGSEGV on most systems.
> 
> -zefram

Oops.  Yes, core dumps nicely here.

Let me reword my question.  Since this doesn't work with releases
prior to beta16 either ("no command"):  Is it supposed to work?

Regards,
--Thorsten

PS.  On a totally unrelated note:  After `bindkey <any-key> prefix',
beta19 signals SEGV, when the new prefix is entered the first time.