Starting sunstudio without DISPLAY: ide.log fills up the disk

We had a user starting sunstudio from a terminal that didn't have DISPLAY set. I'd expect sunstudio to fail, like in the case when DISPLAY has a non-valid value, but no: The process goes into an infinite loop and the ide.log fills with exeception messages.
I guess this is a bug - but is it a known bug?
A search on sunsolve didn't give any match - except for an old bug where the command did exit silently (see http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4917734).
Regards,
Bernd

I can't reproduce this problem with Sun Studio 12:
$ unset DISPLAY
$ sunstudio
/opt/12/SUNWspro/bin/sunstudio: ERROR: environment variable DISPLAY is not set
So even if there was such a bug, it has been fixed.

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