Bounds-check pivptr in *pivotL.c before accessing lsub_ptr on singular matrix - #178
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…ingular matrix When the matrix is singular (pivmax == 0.0), pivptr may be out of bounds for lsub_ptr (pivptr >= nsupr). Add a guard to use diagind as the pivot row when pivptr is out of range. Upstreamed from SciPy, which has carried this patch for a long time. Also cleans up some code that was ifdef'd out already.
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When the matrix is singular (
pivmax == 0.0),pivptrmay be out of bounds forlsub_ptr(pivptr >= nsupr). Add a guard to usediagindas the pivot row whenpivptris out of range.Upstreamed from SciPy, which has carried this patch for a long time.
Also cleans up some code that was
ifdef'd out already.Split off from PR gh-174, since that one is current blocked on performance-related concerns of unrelated commits.