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Possible bug site
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Al Niessner |
Subject: |
Possible bug site |
Date: |
21 Dec 2002 23:22:09 -0500 |
While digging though the octave code (2.1.40) I found a potential
problem. When calling the function matrix_value() from
args(0).matrix_value in the following example:
#include <octave/oct.h>
DEFUN_DLD (testDynamicFunc, args, orgs, "Test Dynamic Functions.")
{
Matrix test1 = args(0).matrix_value();
for (int r = 0 ; r < test1.rows() ; r++)
for (int c = 0 ; c < test1.cols() ; c++)
{
test1(r,c) = test1(r,c)*2.0;
}
return octave_value(test1);
}
The code execution traverses the call stack to Array.h:157 because
HEAVYWEIGHT_INDEXING is defined where it executes the following line:
max_indices = a.max_indices;
As it then crawls back up the call stack it gets to Array2.h:92 where it
executes the following line:
set_max_indices (2);
I do not know if a.max_indices can ever vary from 2 since the call stack
looks something like Array2.h:89 -call-> Array.h:153-159 -return->
Array2.h:90... If it does or can, then I would think that this is a bug.
Otherwise it is just a bit strange.
Thought you may want to know.
Al Niessner
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