If I'm reading the tea-leaves correctly, it looks like their hardener can't handle std::vector::reserve()/std::fill(). It's checking the index against size(), which isn't set by reserve() (or fill()).
We could probably fix it by replacing reserve()/fill() with resize().
If I'm reading the tea-leaves correctly, it looks like their hardener can't handle std::vector: :reserve( )/std:: fill(). It's checking the index against size(), which isn't set by reserve() (or fill()).
We could probably fix it by replacing reserve()/fill() with resize().