Hi!
I'm using
fast_winding_number_for_meshes(v: array, f: array, q: array)
Mostly it works, but with some variations of v and f, the code crashes, and gives C++ errors without a clear stack trace. Just
terminate called without an active exception
terminate called recursively
terminate called recursively
[1] 697800 IOT instruction (core dumped)
q is of size 256x256x256x3
The problem is sporadic for different meshes, and haven't found what exactly triggers a crash, just that it's reproducible with the same mesh, and that this error doesn't happen when simplifying the mesh to have less vertices.
Hi! I'm using fast_winding_number_for_meshes(v: array, f: array, q: array) Mostly it works, but with some variations of v and f, the code crashes, and gives C++ errors without a clear stack trace. Just
q is of size 256x256x256x3 The problem is sporadic for different meshes, and haven't found what exactly triggers a crash, just that it's reproducible with the same mesh, and that this error doesn't happen when simplifying the mesh to have less vertices.
using python 3.10, and libigl 2.4.1