Fix segfault on Linux #155
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Thanks! Could you add a test that this patch fixes? |
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The tests were already failing on Linux, I am not sure what to add |
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Thank you again! Tests also continue to pass on Windows and this PR fixes linux/osx segfault. |
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It seems to fix the segfault issue. This ends up calling
unsafe_copyto!: https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/8221c87b09b8456f4fe422ee2d8756a2a2630c7b/base/array.jl#L240which also calls optimized C-function to do the copy so it might be easier and as efficient to call
copyto!instead ofmemcpy.Closes #142