#2 Strange LEFT$ behaviour and Segmentation Fault

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I am pasting this from version 1.19. The same occurs in 1.20 but I cannot paste because of the graphics window.

./brandy
Brandy Basic V Interpreter Version 1.0.19 (Linux) 09/10/2005

Starting with 524288 bytes free

Basicvars is at &0x6495c0, tokenised line is at &0x649080
Workspace is at &0x7f2285971010, size is &80000, page = &0x7f2285971010, himem = &0x7f22859f1010

LOAD "PRE.BAS"
RUN
THIS IS THE ONE
PUTTING INTO ARRAY
?ONE
1>ONE
PUTTING INTO ARRAY
?TWO
2>TWO
PUTTING INTO ARRAY
?THREE
3>THREE
PUTTING INTO ARRAY
?
PROCESSING DOIF
NOW IN DOIF SUB
CONSIDERING FOR DOEND
CONSIDERING TWO FOR DOEND
CONSIDERING THREE FOR DOEND
REMOVING TABS AND ADDING LINE NUMBERS
1]100 "
Address is out of range at line 2700
LIST 2700
2700L$=T$(J)
PRINT L$
100 "
PRINT LEFT$(L$,1)
1Segmentation fault

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./brandy
Brandy Basic V Interpreter Version 1.0.19 (Linux) 09/10/2005

Starting with 524288 bytes free

Basicvars is at &0x6495c0, tokenised line is at &0x649080
Workspace is at &0x7f723e4fc010, size is &80000, page = &0x7f723e4fc010, himem = &0x7f723e57c010

LOAD "PRE.BAS"
RUN
THIS IS THE ONE
PUTTING INTO ARRAY
?ONE
1>ONE
PUTTING INTO ARRAY
?
PROCESSING DOIF
NOW IN DOIF SUB
CONSIDERING FOR DOEND
REMOVING TABS AND ADDING LINE NUMBERS
Address is out of range at line 2700
LIST 2700
2700L$=T$(J)
PRINT T$(J)

PRINT L$

PRINT LEN(L$)
3
PRINT LEFT$(L$,3)

PRINT LEFT$(L$,2)
Segmentation fault

[Anonymous]

This has been tracked down to a pointer alignment issue on 64-bit systems. A new release with a fix is in progress.

[Anonymous]

This is now fixed in 1.20.1