Fix calcwit.cpp InputHashMap wrap-around #239
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The witness calculated generated with
circom --cppmay not work depending on the input signal names.In the calcwit.cpp, if the signal name hash
hhappens to satisfypos = (h % 256) = get_size_of_input_hashmap() - 1and there is a hashmap collision, then the loop fails to find the InputHashMap entry.In our case (found by @2dvorak) the two signals were hashed to the
pos = 255. "expLen" (h = 13708731413403068927) and "audValOffset" (h = 16744535348853068031).This PR fixes the edge case.