You could/should find out if this assumption "the added polynom results in a memory overflow" is true.
Build a test code which calls this module with data close to reality, many times. When the test crashes, then remove the create_polygon call temporarily and repeat test. If now stable, this is really the root cause. If still unstable, there is something else causing trouble.
Build a test code which calls this module with data close to reality, many times. When the test crashes, then remove the create_polygon call temporarily and repeat test. If now stable, this is really the root cause. If still unstable, there is something else causing trouble.
Statistics: Posted by ghp — Thu Feb 01, 2024 10:08 pm