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MemoryError: Integer overflow in ysize #3963
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@elhuhdron Please could you test PR #3964? |
Yes, verified. I built and installed the PR branch and the overflow error is no longer thrown. Thanks! |
Thanks both, merged! |
I am still running into this problem now. I tried to download through pip and reinstall. I also cloned the repo and installed from source, but still running into the same error message when using |
@00krishna It's not been released yet, it'll be in the next release due on 1st October. In the meantime you can build from source using the latest master: |
@hugovk Oh thanks for the tip. Okay I looked at the link you included and it said to download the latest source from PYPI. On PYPI it indicates that the latest version is 6.1 uploaded on July 2, 2019. But I suppose I need the latest version of the software that includes the fix for this particular issue. Is there some way to fix the |
Thanks @radarhere . I appreciate your posting the link to the dev branch. I tried it out and it seem to work now. Thanks again all. |
Many PIL operations are working for me for image manipulations of images over 32 bit in size, which is fantastic. However, I still have a problem with fromarray, tested using PIL version 6.1.0 and numpy version 1.16.4. I believe this version already incorporates fix #3791 (?)
The test case is relatively simple:
This is likely because 46341*46341 > 2^31-1
Is this easily fixable?
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