Reading this discussion, I notice a subtlety. If you execute:
$ command-A >( command-1) <( command-2 )
$ command-B
when command-B executes, command-2 must have terminated already because
command-A wouldn't have seen the EOF from command-2 until command-2
terminated. (OK, I am assuming here that
Emanuele Torre writes:
> [...]
> Today, I have noticed that if IFS is set to a value that does not
> include space, [@]@A will expand to a single value
> [...]
> As an aside, [*]@A always expands to the declare command joined by
> space, even if the first character of IFS is not space; I think tha
Daniel Lublin writes:
> Apparently the patch needed to fix this was the one Florian Weimer
> posted in november 2023, in "C compatibility issue in the configure
> script" <8734oqnlou@gentoo.org> (if you don't have the mail history:
> https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/2023-11/msg0010
The message ID with the patch in question was of course
<87leasmvoo@oldenburg.str.redhat.com>
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Daniel
lublin.se
Apparently the patch needed to fix this was the one Florian Weimer
posted in november 2023, in "C compatibility issue in the configure
script" <8734oqnlou@gentoo.org> (if you don't have the mail history:
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/2023-11/msg00104.html)
Maybe some compiler cha
