Fabio Zanini

Thanks @mdhaber and everyone for your hard work and guidance!

I don't think we advertise an official matrix. If you pair commit tags in this repo with the hash of the C core git submodule you can get a pretty...

Then you for reporting. I'll take a look ASAP, it looks mighty weird. Do you know what Cairo backend library are you using?

Yes... *which* Cairo library did you install using pip? The are two out there that we support Thank you On Thu, Oct 6, 2022, at 12:20, Max Base wrote: >>...

Thank you, that's fine. I'll try to reproduce this afternoon and get back to you

I installed `igraph==0.10.1` and `pycairo==1.21.0` in a virtual environment on my machine and cannot reproduce the error. In fact, I get the plot below: [myfile.pdf](https://github.com/igraph/python-igraph/files/9721760/myfile.pdf) which looks just fine. I'm...

@elfring thanks. Broad ideas like static code analysis and profiling are useful, but exactly how useful depends on what you find 😉 So if you have time sure, why not.

1. do we need a constant that stores the largest integer for this? 2. what type are the elements of `igraph_vector_t`? (I feel stupid asking this...)

Thank you. I thought one could do something like: ```C int var_at_risk = ...; int increment = ...; if (increment > (INT_MAX - var_at_risk)) { IGRAPH_ERROR("Integer overflow", IGRAPH_EINTOVERFLOW); } var_at_risk...

Alright, thanks, so I'll go around the codebase a little to identify integers that are at risk of overflowing