I had found that adding:
BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(ts.hasReferenceSurface(), false);
to the unit tests caused an out of bounds exception.
I believe the problem was we need to increment m_surfaces with the states (i.e. this: !66279 (diffs)
), but I would like @tbold and @wolter to confirm they agree?
(I had also to modify the fillTrackState test function to handle the case where the surface WAS already filled).
cc @pagessin