From @masak

Writing

$ perl6 -e '.say for =$*IN'
hi
hi
there
there

works fine, but writing

$ perl6 -e '.say while =$*IN'

eventually produces a segfault.

<masak> it works better with `for =$*IN` :)
<masak> but I'm still thinking of submitting a rakudo bug
<jonathan> masak​: If you make it segfault, file a bug report. That is
never the right thing.
<masak> jonathan​: oki
* masak files

As far as I can tell, the segfault occurs a noticeable while after I
typed in my first line of input.

Actually, using '.print' provides less output, while still exhibiting
the same bug​:

$ perl6 -e '.print while =$*IN'
hi
Segmentation fault
$

From @pmichaud

This has to do with 'while' not being recognized as a <stdstopper> in
Rakudo yet. See #​57352.

Pm

The RT System itself - Status changed from 'new' to 'open'

From @masak

This apparently works now.

@moritz - Status changed from 'open' to 'resolved'

From @masak

No, this one still crashes on my box. It crashes so hard it takes the
terminal window with it.

// Carl