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Max Recursion Depth Exceeded #4

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surrsurus opened this issue Nov 2, 2017 · 2 comments
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Max Recursion Depth Exceeded #4

surrsurus opened this issue Nov 2, 2017 · 2 comments
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Max Recursion Depth Exceeded

When running recursion intensive programs such as ./euler/three.gel the Python interpreter raises an exception that prevents the Gazelle program from fully terminating.

Steps to reproduce bug:

  • Run ./euler/three.gel
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priority:critical added since Gazelle is a functional language with no other internal mechanism for looping. Either one has to be added or this issue needs fixing.

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surrsurus commented Nov 2, 2017 •
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"Fixed" in bea370b. Changed three.gel by adding a much more efficient recursion method. Also added a while loop mechanism to Gazelle, though personally I really dislike it. Bumping down to priority:low, since it isn't an immediate issue anymore and a known workaround is now in place.

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