I have a small program (extracted from a big program) which reads and prints input lines using a loop of getline() calls. The real input lines are all expected to be 52 characters long (+1 for the newline => 53), that's what my example data for the small program looks like. If there is no fork() in the loop, it works fine. Inside the loop if I do a fork() of a child which immediately exits (no exec) and waitpid() for it, then the program loops forever repeating the beginning portion of stdin.
I have no idea what package to report the problem against, though it doesn't seem to be gcc as I have tried both gcc12 (which comes with debian) and gcc13 (which I installed manually). Also, will "reportbug" allow me to attach the program and example input to the bug report? Should I post them here? Thanks.
