This segfaults on my Linux system but creates a file upward of 250kB on my OpenBSD system.
This behavior is in the current version of the main branch.
```
$ dj -B 256 -c 1 -i /dev/urandom -o file
zsh: segmentation fault dj -B 256 -c 1 -i /dev/urandom -o file
```
This segfaults on my Linux system but creates a `file` upward of 250kB on my OpenBSD system.
This behavior is in the current version of the main branch.
emma
added the bug label 2024-07-10 00:28:05 -06:00
trinity
was assigned by emma2024-07-10 00:28:05 -06:00
There are more issues with the vagueness of the dj.1 manpage I also want to clear up that I only encountered once trying to use it for practical purposes.
There are more issues with the vagueness of the `dj.1` manpage I also want to clear up that I only encountered once trying to use it for practical purposes.
just took a look at the dj code and honestly it's pretty grody in its current state. this has motivated the filing of #140, which should hopefully make the c code in the tree a little more maintainable in the future.
just took a look at the dj code and honestly it's pretty grody in its current state. this has motivated the filing of https://git.tebibyte.media/bonsai/harakit/issues/140, which should hopefully make the c code in the tree a little more maintainable in the future.
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This segfaults on my Linux system but creates a
fileupward of 250kB on my OpenBSD system.This behavior is in the current version of the main branch.
There are more issues with the vagueness of the
dj.1manpage I also want to clear up that I only encountered once trying to use it for practical purposes.just took a look at the dj code and honestly it's pretty grody in its current state. this has motivated the filing of #140, which should hopefully make the c code in the tree a little more maintainable in the future.
Does this bug exist on the dj branch?
worth mentioning that dj works fine on both branches for me, not sure where the inconsistency would come from.
It does not.