Use size_t for call to aligned_malloc #123
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If using the POSIX memory allocator (rather than$48^3 \times 96$ gauge field.) Changing this to type $48^3$ field.
_mm_malloc
), the code originally accepted anint
to store the size of the allocation, which fails if the allocation size exceeds about 2 GB. (Empirically, this caused problems for me when allocating asize_t
, as is done in the analogous version using_mm_malloc
, allows much larger memory allocations, including my test