POSIX defines behavior when sending NUL to the terminal?

Question

Here is a Perl program that sends an ASCII NUL as output:

print "hello\0world"

And here's how to run such a program from shor bash:

perl -e 'print "hello\0world"'

On Mac OS X 10.11.2, this produces visible output:

helloworld

However, is this behavior compatible for all POSIX compatible terminal emulators? (Unlike, for example, printing NUL as a new line or crashing?)

Answer 1

, ; chepner , POSIX . , ECMA- 48, , .

, ( U+0000 ).

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, ECMA-48 ( ANSI - , , ANSI-) NUL:

8.3.88 NUL - NULL
: (C0) : 00/00

NUL . NUL , , / .

, ANSI, NUL - ( NUL ), , ECMA-48, .