Samuel Thibault <samuel.thibault@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> That could be useful indeed. Once we have an easy reproducer, it's
> usualy very easy to fix the bug :)
>
> Samuel
Ask and yee shall receive. It turned out to be far easier to
duplicate the issue than I ever dreamed. Here is the perl
program I just finished which shows that all characters with bit
7 set trigger the same sounds. You may have to run the lines
through perltidy if the mailing process mangles them. Code
starts here and is 17 lines long. The 1-second sleep slows
things down a bit so you can follow the output more easily.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
sub charmaker { #
my $char = 120;
for ( $char = $char ; $char < 256 ; $char++ ) { #
printf( "%d %c\n", $char, $char );
sleep 1;
} #
return;
} #
print "First the decimal value then the character itself\n";
charmaker;
exit(0);
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