Re: Zsh 3.1.6 still hangs on for loops utilizing lots of stdout

[Alexandre Duret-Lutz <duret_g@epita.fr>]

>>> "Sven" == Sven Wischnowsky <wischnow@informatik.hu-berlin.de> writes:

 Sven> Alexandre Duret-Lutz wrote:

[...]

 >> for i in *.wav
 >> do
 >> 8hz-mp3 $i $i:r.mp3
 >> done

[...]

 Sven> Well, we had some problems with IO and AIX but this stack trace looks
 Sven> completely fine -- saying only that it's waiting for the 8hz-mp3.

Indeed.  In fact zsh was still running and the loop finished: 8hz's work
was done on each file. 

 Sven> In both cases: does it happen with other shells, too?

Yes!  Maybe there is something wrong,  

In the two cases below, I run the loop in the launched rxvt.  
And that rxvt which is segfaulting.

/goinfre/swiss-1 % gdbterm zsh                                        11:27 #14
/home/prolob/pollux/mbin/gdbterm: line 2:  6751 Segmentation fault      rxvt +ls +sb -title GDBterm -e sh -c 'exec rxvt +ls +sb -e gdb --tty=`tty` '"$*"

/goinfre/swiss-1 % rxvt -e bash                                     Err 139 #15
zsh: segmentation fault  rxvt -e bash

with another terminal emulator (xterm), this behave differently: 
after a few iterations in the for loop, it's like something is going mad
and print newlines in loop.  I tried to run the whole loop
through `od' to see if these where realy newlines or something else :

/goinfre/swiss-2 % for i in *.wav                                    Err 139 #6
do
  8hz-mp3 $i $i:r.mp3
done | od

[...lot's of output...]

zsh: exit 141            for i in *.wav; do; 8hz-mp3 $i $i:r.mp3; done | od | 
zsh: segmentation fault  od                                               

How fun! now, that's od which is segfaulting. BTW where does this last pipe
(after `od' on the exit report line) come from?.

I will try to see if I can reproduce this without 8hz.
-- 
Alexandre Duret-Lutz