Avoid oversized arrays in scaling tests #214
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Arrays for testing the scaling functions with random matrices were only allocated once with the maximum dimensions of all possibly generated matrices. That makes it simple, but unfortunately also has the potential to hide possible bugs, as seen in ralna#211 and ralna#213. To improve the chance to detect such bugs, this reallocates the arrays to the exact dimensions for each current test case.
jfowkes
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Jun 19, 2024
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Arrays for testing the scaling functions with random matrices were only allocated once with the maximum dimensions of all possibly generated matrices. That makes it simple, but unfortunately also has the potential to hide possible bugs, as seen in #211 and #213. To improve the chance to detect such bugs, this reallocates the arrays to the exact dimensions for each current test case.