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I am trying to build a pytorch interface based on this implementation and might have found a possible bug?
Note that in order to get the code to work 10 years after it has been written, I have changed some things but mostly only removed the SDK dependent checks but most of the remaining code remains the same.
I have encountered the following problem:
In the function m2l_kernel (line 322) a variable "jnk" is declared on line 429.
jnk=(j+n)*(j+n)+j+n;
jnk is used to access an array of size numExpansion2 (10**2) but jnk oftentimes exceeds 100 which results in an illegal memory access.
Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am trying to build a pytorch interface based on this implementation and might have found a possible bug?
Note that in order to get the code to work 10 years after it has been written, I have changed some things but mostly only removed the SDK dependent checks but most of the remaining code remains the same.
I have encountered the following problem:
In the function m2l_kernel (line 322) a variable "jnk" is declared on line 429.
jnk=(j+n)*(j+n)+j+n;
jnk is used to access an array of size numExpansion2 (10**2) but jnk oftentimes exceeds 100 which results in an illegal memory access.
Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: