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2.6b8, 2.6b10 time bug
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- From: jepler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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- Subject: 2.6b8, 2.6b10 time bug
- Date: Mon, 4 Sep 1995 09:32:34 -0500 (CDT)
First off, the builtin time doesn't seem to report on builtins. Secondly,
using the builtin time in a subshell gives bogus results.
This takes place in 2.6-beta8 and 2.6-beta10, at least.
I'm not on this list, so I'd appreciate a copy of any replies.
For now, my workaround is to use /usr/bin/time explicitly.
The vital information:
Cut-n-paste from the shell:
%time echo foo
foo
%time /bin/echo foo
foo
0.129s real 0.030s user 0.090s system 92% /bin/echo foo
%(time /bin/echo foo)
foo
0.133s real -4730.700s user -114.370s system -3633321%
%
Output from the 'reporter' script upon request. OS is linux 1.2.9, no odd
configuration options were chosen for ZSH.
Jeff
PS Thanks for a fine shell. You rescued me from TCSH and made me see the
light.
--
\/ Jeff Epler jepler@{herbie.unl.edu|cse.unl.edu|nyx.cs.du.edu}
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