Bug#839898: Acknowledgement (libopenblas-base: Segmentation fault on calling expm() from Octave with libopenblas-base)

[David Lindelöf]

Here is how to reproduce the issue. From Octave, run

load crashexpm
expm([[a b]*t; zeros(nb,n+nb)])

Note that on my machine, this will sometimes work and sometimes crash
depending on my current working directory.

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