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…are not subdivided. They are currently lumped (eg only one prior distribution for the semi-axes). LOS calculation is maintained with a negative sign for the East compoment. The idea is to just find the memory leak using this working/correct version.
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Working version of CDM. Priors for the semi-axes and rotation angles are not subdivided. They are currently lumped (eg only one prior distribution for the semi-axes). LOS calculation is maintained with a negative sign for the East component. The idea is to just find the memory leak using this basic cdm.cc version.
Note that the current cdm.cc version in the repository is not giving the correct answer therefore AlTar just crashes (beta jumps to 1.0) and you will not be able to see the memory leak problem.