Bug in pg - doesn't close directories

[Derek E. Terveer]

In article <5941 at wolfen.cc.uow.oz>, david at wolfen.cc.uow.oz (David E. A. Wilson) writes:
> Repeat-by:
> 	Give pg more directories than the system allows open fd's.
> (64 should be enough on any system). The first N will have the message:
> 	pg: filename is a directory
> while the remainder will have:
> 	filename: Too many open files

I'm running microport System V/386 3.0e (sys V R3.0) and i get an invalid
argument instead:

$ mkdir /tmp/$$; cd /tmp/$$
$ for i in $(iota 1 64); do mkdir $i; done
$ pg *
pg: 1 is a directory
pg: 10 is a directory
	etc..
pg: 24 is a directory
pg: 25 is a directory
26: Invalid argument
27: Invalid argument
28: Invalid argument

	etc...
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