I still get this same result trying to calculate this with 16 GB of ram.
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Title:
Qalculate SIGABRTs with exp($large_number)
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Qalculate SIGABRTs with exp($large_number)
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Confirmed on 0.9.7-3ubuntu1 on Quantal.
The -ve one still aborts/core dumps with the Not a 32-bit integer.
The exp(1E10) sits there using vast amounts of memory, and I gave up waiting.
(I wouldn't want to limit the upper size it could work at on a suitably capable
machine, so I'm not sure I rega
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Status: Unknown
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Thanks for that, Marcel. I'm too lazy to report stuff upstream myself.
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Confirming this for the current version (0.9.6-2). Although I get
different error messages on my 32 bit system:
terminate called after throwing an instance of
'cln::floating_point_overflow_exception'
what(): floating point overflow.
for exp(1e10) and the same with "underflow" for exp(-1e10).
