Further complication to the issue: in the original code I was using pow() in conjunction with a class where I was allocating object memory internally. I tried a static as opposed to dynamic allocation for the objects, because that is what my collaborator did and he also used pow() but without any issues - and then I removed the explicit cast. No segmentation fault this time at that point! This has left me very bewildered, and maybe it is yet another one of those pointer issues my poor soul is too naive to understand, but then again, pow() causes segmentation fault in some situations, and not in others, and I still have no clue. If this bug seems to be a false alarm, pray feel free to trash it.
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