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1999 Apr 22
0
mvfft
...tmx (a=0x40617eb0, b=0x40617eb8, ntot=30, n=30, nspan=30,
isn=-2, m=3, kt=0, at=0x407c8f58, ck=0x407c8f80, bt=0x407c8fa8,
sk=0x407c8fd0, np=0x407c8ee4, nfac=0x8115a78) at fft.c:558
558 bt[j] = b[k1] - b[k2];
(gdb) print bt[j]
Cannot access memory at address 0x407cb000.
(gdb) print kspan
$4 = 0
We're in a loop here where kspan is the increment for k1 and decrement
for k2. The loop breaks when k1 < k2, but somehow kspan is zero. How it
got there, I can't say, as we're in goto hell at this point.
Martyn
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1999 Apr 22
1
mvfft (PR#176)
...tmx (a=0x40617eb0, b=0x40617eb8, ntot=30, n=30, nspan=30,
isn=-2, m=3, kt=0, at=0x407c8f58, ck=0x407c8f80, bt=0x407c8fa8,
sk=0x407c8fd0, np=0x407c8ee4, nfac=0x8115a78) at fft.c:558
558 bt[j] = b[k1] - b[k2];
(gdb) print bt[j]
Cannot access memory at address 0x407cb000.
(gdb) print kspan
$4 = 0
We're in a loop here where kspan is the increment for k1 and decrement
for k2. The loop breaks when k1 < k2, but somehow kspan is zero. How it
got there, I can't say, as we're in goto hell at this point.
Martyn
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