/*
 *  This program demonstrates a leak in freebsd exec(), which [erroneously]
 *  allows ELF program to get as much memory as it wishes, ignoring *rlimit
 *  settings, while [correctly] denying any non-ELF program to exceed *rlimit
 *  settings on exec().
 *  How to use:
 *        gcc -elf -o m_elf m.c        # compat 3 probably required for fbsd4
 *        gcc -aout -o m_aout m.c
 *        /usr/bin/limits -d 1 ./m_aout
 *	  /usr/bin/limits -d 1 ./m_elf
 *  you'll see the difference.
 */

#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <string.h>

char		a[ 10000000 ] ;

int		main( int ac, char **av ) {
	memset( a, 1, sizeof(a) ) ;
	puts( "sleeping" ) ;
	sleep( 100 ) ;
	return 0 ;
}