Consider the following:
#include <cstdint>
VariadicTable<std::int64_t> t({"x"});
t.addRow(INT64_MIN);this throws a bad_alloc because the logic to determine size of the column does a std::log10(-x) which obviously overflows( -INT64_MIN = INT64_MAX + 1) so you get nan.
I patched it by doing std::log10(-1 * (x + 1)) for now but not sure if this is the best solution.
Consider the following:
this throws a bad_alloc because the logic to determine size of the column does a std::log10(-x) which obviously overflows( -INT64_MIN = INT64_MAX + 1) so you get nan.
I patched it by doing std::log10(-1 * (x + 1)) for now but not sure if this is the best solution.