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--- Comment #5 from Richard Biener ---
For me it is "stuck" in the loop at line 170.
Note it works fine for 200 digits and also 400. Maybe you simply need to
wait longer? That is, I doubt it is GCCs fault - maybe the code is simply
slow?
You
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--- Comment #4 from Alexandre Bencz ---
It's true ... I did not realize this ... well, for testing purposes made a test
using malloc to allocate the array and zeroed all bytes using the memset, with
the correct size and the error persists. I also
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--- Comment #3
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--- Comment #2 from Alexandre Bencz ---
same problem, with -fwrapv, the program still stucked... and, for a test, I
tried to use the -fsanitize=undefined and the program still stucked...
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