Replaced recursive functions with while loops to avoid hitting recursion limits#1
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Hi, I've rewritten the probability calculation functions as while loops. The current implementation was hitting stack limits (due to self-recursion) when the no. of genotypes was particular large.
e.g.
HWExact(c(AA = 88447, AB = 30802, BB = 3563), x.linked = F)On Linux, the error being displayed was
Error: node stack overflowOn OS X
C stack usage 7970184 is too close to the limitHopefully this alleviates that. I've done regression testing to ensure that the rewritten functions behave exactly as per existing ones.