Runtime error (out of bounds) for NLO color data

[Juergen Reuter]

The following script

alpha_power = 2
alphas_power = 1
$loop_me_method = "openloops"
process ee = e1, E1 => u, U, gl { nlo_calculation = "Full" $nlo_correction_type = "QCD"}
!$correlation_me_method = "openloops"
!$real_tree_me_method = "openloops"
!$born_me_method = "openloops"
sqrts = 360 GeV
n_events = 10
sample_format = lhef
?unweighted = false
?negative_weights = true
?fixed_order_nlo_events = true
simulate (ee)

leads to the following runtime error (using nagfor with default testing flag setup)

Runtime Error: nlo_color_data.f90, line 755: Rank 1 of MAP_EM_COL2 has extent 1 instead of 0
Program terminated by fatal error
nlo_color_data.f90, line 755: Error occurred in NLO_COLOR_DATA:NLO_COLOR_DATA_COMPUTE_BIJ
nlo_color_data.f90, line 562: Called by NLO_COLOR_DATA:NLO_COLOR_DATA_FILL_BETAIJ_MATRIX
nlo_color_data.f90, line 541: Called by NLO_COLOR_DATA:NLO_COLOR_DATA_COMPUTE_BETAIJ
nlo_color_data.f90, line 442: Called by NLO_COLOR_DATA:NLO_COLOR_DATA_INIT_COLOR_MATRIX
pcm.f90, line 281: Called by PCM:PCM_NLO_INIT_COLOR_DATA
instances.f90, line 1560: Called by INSTANCES:PROCESS_INSTANCE_INIT
integrations.f90, line 689: Called by INTEGRATIONS:INTEGRATION_INTEGRATE
integrations.f90, line 880: Called by INTEGRATIONS:INTEGRATE_PROCESS
simulations.f90, line 446: Called by SIMULATIONS:PREPARE_PROCESS
simulations.f90, line 561: Called by SIMULATIONS:ENTRY_INIT
simulations.f90, line 1384: Called by SIMULATIONS:SIMULATION_INIT
commands.f90, line 4447: Called by COMMANDS:CMD_SIMULATE_EXECUTE
commands.f90, line 5835: Called by COMMANDS:COMMAND_LIST_EXECUTE
whizard.f90, line 348: Called by WHIZARD:WHIZARD_PROCESS_STREAM
whizard.f90, line 323: Called by WHIZARD:WHIZARD_PROCESS_FILE
main.f90, line 415: Called by MAIN

[Juergen Reuter]

[Issue 56]

[Juergen Reuter]

Milestone renamed

[cweiss]

nlo_color_data would probably not produce the correct result for ee -> uug anyhow. I am still arguing for removing the entire module.

[ohl]

Used sometimes, but only for testing purposes.