This one's even uglier:

64bit jaunty 5.10.0 (5.10.0-19ubuntu1.1; most recent 'official' pkg) 
# -1 removed from the split in Beth' code

#bash1 % perl ./x
          VIRT    RES   SHR  S %CPU %MEM  TIME+
1000:     42796  8596  2048  S    0  0.2  0:02.80
2000:     47276  12m  2052  S    0  0.3  0:05.73
3000:     51708  17m  2052  S    0  0.4  0:08.69
4000:     56240  21m  2052  S    0  0.6  0:11.57
5000:     60704  25m  2052  S    0  0.7  0:14.65
6000:     65128  30m  2052  S    2  0.8  0:17.59
7000:     69636  34m  2052  S    0  0.9  0:20.69
8000:     74104  38m  2052  S    0  1.0  0:23.75
9000:     78556  43m  2052  S    0  1.1  0:26.89
10000:    83064  47m  2052  S    0  1.2  0:29.87
11000:    87564  52m  2052  S    0  1.3  0:32.92
12000:    92012  56m  2052  S    0  1.5  0:36.01
13000:    96540  60m  2052  S    0  1.6  0:39.11
14000:    98.7m  65m  2052  S    0  1.7  0:42.23
15000:    103m  69m  2052  S    0  1.8  0:45.49
16000:    107m  74m  2052  S    0  1.9  0:48.45
17000:    111m  78m  2052  S    0  2.0  0:51.40
18000:    116m  82m  2052  S    0  2.1  0:54.27
19000:    120m  87m  2052  S    0  2.2  0:57.23
20000:    124m  91m  2052  S    0  2.4  1:00.13
21000:    129m  95m  2052  S    0  2.5  1:03.08
22000:    133m  100m  2052  S    0  2.6  1:06.08
23000:    138m  104m  2052  S    0  2.7  1:09.07
24000:    142m  109m  2052  S    0  2.8  1:12.13
25000:    146m  113m  2052  S    0  2.9  1:15.17
26000:    151m  117m  2052  S    0  3.0  1:18.40
27000:    155m  122m  2052  S    0  3.1  1:21.46
28000:    159m  126m  2052  S    0  3.2  1:24.41
29000:    164m  130m  2052  S    0  3.4  1:27.35
30000:    168m  135m  2052  S    0  3.5  1:30.27
31000:    173m  139m  2052  S    0  3.6  1:33.16
32000:    177m  144m  2052  S    0  3.7  1:36.05
33000:    181m  148m  2052  S    0  3.8  1:38.94

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