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What does this calculation error mean and how can I correct this? "Caused by: java.lang.NegativeArraySizeException"
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Maybe I am not getting the point with your questions (also the other one: "why does the program [...] take forever...",
https://ask.openlca.org/2953/programme-forever-respond-calculations-create-product-system);
if you expect to obtain an answer that somehow helps you then you need to explain a bit more, thank you.
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