If QDLDL is compiled without long integer types, then it is possible for the elimination tree calculation to return a negative or otherwise incorrect non-zero count due to integer overflow when the matrix being factored is very large.
The etree function should be modified to ensure that the Lnz count is monotonically increasing and non-negative in etree to protect against overflow.
This problem manifests itself in particular on QPLIB 9008.
If QDLDL is compiled without long integer types, then it is possible for the elimination tree calculation to return a negative or otherwise incorrect non-zero count due to integer overflow when the matrix being factored is very large.
The
etreefunction should be modified to ensure that theLnzcount is monotonically increasing and non-negative inetreeto protect against overflow.This problem manifests itself in particular on QPLIB 9008.