[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Interval_t<int> r;
> + r[BIGGER] = 0;
> + r[SMALLER] = 0;
> for (int i =0; i < head_l_arr_.size (); i++)
> {
> int p = head_l_arr_[i]->position_i_;
>
> When the special case is relevant, the size() call returns zero, and
> the body of the loop never executes at all.
>
> What I don't quite get is that this isn't specific to FreeBSD at all,
> unless the initial garbage in "r" is different. It seems like others
> should have run into this also.
This should be no problem, Interval_t<int> is initialised to empty,
ie. {INT_MAX, -INT_MAX}, and head_positions () should return empty if
size == 0. Perhaps you could do a stacktrace of the crash to see
where the floating point exception happens precisely.
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