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Compile the maxpals demo with a reasonably-recent g++ (it also depends on 
windows.h).

The attached patch contains some proposed fixes (untested)

like for cyrillic characters

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. use std::vector<int> for uxn::patl::levenshtein_distance
2. vector1: add vector1.resize(9,2). lookup: vector2: 1. vector2.resize(9,2) 
and vector2.resize(32, 4).
3. lookup vector2 with distance = 10.


What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
expected: not found.
output: found with distance = 14757395258967641292. (looks like uninit)

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
version129

Please provide any additional information below.
Looks like uninit.
Also, If I use std::string, std::wstring. It's working properly.

Hi,

first of all thanks a lot for a great library!

I have a build problem on MS VS 2005 for the following code:

typedef patl::trie_set<std::wstring> Wstring_set;
typedef patl::levenshtein_distance<Wstring_set, true> Leven_dist;
Wstring_set dict; 

^-- this line gives template instantiation error in debug build which
happens algorithm_generic::compact():

    word_t compact() const
    {
        return
#ifdef PATL_ALIGNHACK
            qq_;
#else
            qid_ | q_; <- here it fails, presumably because qid_ and q_
have incompatible types (int and pointer?)
#endif
    }

With PATL_ALIGNHACK it works fine. I didn't try it with anything else than
wstring so I don't know if this is wstring-specific.

insider.cpp demo causes a run-time assertion: 'vector subscript out of range'
(MSVC 9)

on this line in insider.cpp:
        StringSet::const_partimator<leven_dist>
            it = test1.begin(ld),
            itEnd = test1.end(ld);
here in partial_base.hpp:
            // sort & remove duplicates
            std::sort(
                &states_[current_end],
                &states_[states_.size()]);

Currently it is not possible to compile it directly in *unix system.
Could you please kindly provide a makefile for that purpose??

Thanks a lot in advance.

Teddy
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