#!/bin/sh
# cause a 1-byte heap buffer overrun

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. "${srcdir=.}/tests/init.sh"; path_prepend_ ./src
print_ver_ csplit

# Before coreutils-8.7, this would overrun the 6-byte filename_space buffer.
# It's hard to detect that without using valgrind, so here, we simply
# run the demonstrator.
seq 1000 | csplit - '/./' '{*}' || fail=1
test -f xx1000 || fail=1
test -f xx1001 && fail=1

Exit $fail