--- a/test/compile/bytecode_anon_handles.m	Tue Oct 17 13:23:19 2023 +0200
+++ b/test/compile/bytecode_anon_handles.m	Wed Oct 18 00:02:56 2023 +0200
@@ -96,9 +96,9 @@
   % The optim package exposed a bug with EXPAND_CS_LIST during development
   h1 = @ (p) - (p(1)^2 + 1 - p(2));
   h2 = @ (p) {[], h1(p)}{:};
-  [~, a] = h2 ([-2 5])
+  [~, a] = h2 ([-2 5]);
   assert (a == 0)
-  [~, a] = h2 ([-2 5])
+  [~, a] = h2 ([-2 5]);
   assert (a == 0)
 
   % Nested anon functions

--- a/test/compile/bytecode_leaks.m	Tue Oct 17 13:23:19 2023 +0200
+++ b/test/compile/bytecode_leaks.m	Wed Oct 18 00:02:56 2023 +0200
@@ -62,15 +62,10 @@
   m = 0;
   assert (refs_e, __ref_count__ (e))
 
-  % "command call" with disp
-  disp ("The disp of e and pi underneath is on purpose. There should be a 'e = 2' and 'ans = 3.14...'")
-  e % Should print "e = 2"
-  assert (refs_e + 1, __ref_count__ (e)) % in ans
-  ans = 0;
-  assert (refs_e, __ref_count__ (e))
-
-  % This will be a function call and should print "ans = 3.14..."
-  pi
+  % "command call" with disp. Do it in an evalc () to not clutter stdout
+  s_ans = evalc ("silent_disp_test ()");
+  assert (strfind (s_ans, "e = 2"))
+  assert (strfind (s_ans, "ans = 3.14"))
 
   % no disp
   e;
@@ -111,6 +106,21 @@
   assert (refs_e, __ref_count__ (e))
 end
 
+function silent_disp_test ()
+  assert (__vm_is_executing__);
+
+  e = 2;
+  refs_e = __ref_count__ (e);
+
+  e % Should print "e = 2"
+  assert (refs_e + 1, __ref_count__ (e)) % in ans
+  ans = 0;
+  assert (refs_e, __ref_count__ (e))
+
+  % This will be a function call and should print "ans = 3.14..."
+  pi
+end
+
 function suby1 (a)
   aa = 1 + a;
   bb = a;