ckksrns-utils: avoid integer overflow in multiplication #7
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The changes in this PR were automatically generated by the Permanence AI Coder and reviewed by @eelenberg and @jweese. Two 32-bit values `s` and `layersCollapse` are being multiplied, and their product could overflow 32 bits before the result is promoted in order to index into `coeff` or `coeff1`. To avoid the potential overflow, cast both operands to 64-bit types. on-behalf-of: @permanence-ai [email protected]
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The changes in this PR were automatically generated by the Permanence AI Coder and reviewed by @eelenberg and @jweese. Two 32-bit values
sandlayersCollapseare being multiplied, and their product could overflow 32 bits before the result is promoted in order to index intocoefforcoeff1. To avoid the potential overflow, cast both operands to 64-bit types.on-behalf-of: @permanence-ai [email protected]