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Function f1,f2,f3;
CFunction g;
Global test = g(f1,f2,f3);
.store
Save expr.sav test;
.end
and load it in a file with a conflicting symmetry property for g I get a warning (as one would see with conflicting power restrictions on a symbol, for example) but the load then fails:
Function f1,f2,f3;
CFunction g(cyclesymmetric);
Load expr.sav;
Local ltest = test;
Print +s;
.end
TFORM 4.2.1 (Jul 17 2020, v4.2.1-16-ge66efc5) 64-bits 12 workers Run: Tue Oct 5 10:56:09 2021
Function f1,f2,f3;
CFunction g(cyclesymmetric);
Load expr.sav;
test loaded
Local ltest = test;
Warning: Conflicting symmetry properties for g
load.frm Line 5 --> Problems getting information about stored expression test(4)
Program terminating in thread 0 at load.frm Line 5 -->
Max. space for expressions: 0 bytes
0.00 sec + 0.00 sec: 0.00 sec out of 0.00 sec
Valgrind reports an invalid read in simp6token, "Making sure that factorized expressions are used properly" which seems a weird place for execution to end up here?
Of course, one can work around this by re-declaring `g' with the desired properties after the load and assign.
If I save an expression such as,
and load it in a file with a conflicting symmetry property for
g
I get a warning (as one would see with conflicting power restrictions on a symbol, for example) but the load then fails:Valgrind reports an invalid read in
simp6token
, "Making sure that factorized expressions are used properly" which seems a weird place for execution to end up here?Of course, one can work around this by re-declaring `g' with the desired properties after the load and assign.