In my code, the line
BitmapPoppy* rs = new BitmapPoppy(bits, num_bits);
terminates with SIGABRT and the error message
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
what(): std::bad_alloc
This seems to be caused by the lines
uint32* loc_[1ULL << 31];
uint64 locCount_[1ULL << 31];
in bitmap.h: If I replace 31 by 30 the error is replaced by a SIGSEGV at some later point in the constructor of BitmapPoppy. I guess I just don't have that much RAM.
I am using GCC version 7.3.0.
In my code, the line
BitmapPoppy* rs = new BitmapPoppy(bits, num_bits);terminates with SIGABRT and the error message
This seems to be caused by the lines
in
bitmap.h: If I replace31by30the error is replaced by a SIGSEGV at some later point in the constructor ofBitmapPoppy. I guess I just don't have that much RAM.I am using GCC version 7.3.0.