Cloog, doesn't compile

Hello,
Probably Mr. Allan is very busy and couldn't revise the package.
The package doesn't success to compile, since it fails the isl check, as the comment already states. Unfortunately I'm not skilled to put hands on there.
Here's the log
Check file ./isl/jacobi-shared.cloog \c
(options -f 4 -l -1 -override -strides 1 -sh 1 ), \c
generating... \c
--- cloog_temp 2015-01-10 18:43:09.655411045 +0100
+++ ./isl/jacobi-shared.c 2013-10-11 09:27:03.000000000 +0200
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
if ((16*floord(t0-1,16) >= -N+g1+t0+1) && (16*floord(g1+t0-3,16) >= -N+g1+t0+1) && (32*floord(t1-1,32) >= -N+g2+t1+1) && (32*floord(g2+t1-3,32) >= t1-32)) {
for (c0=max(-16*floord(t0-1,16)+t0,-16*floord(g1+t0-3,16)+t0);c0<=min(32,N-g1-1);c0+=16) {
for (c1=-32*floord(t1-1,32)+t1;c1<=min(32,N-g2-1);c1+=32) {
- if (c1 >= 1) {
+ if ((c1 >= 1) && (c1 <= 32)) {
S1(c0+g1-1,c1+g2-1);
FAIL: ./isl/jacobi-shared.c is not the same

And do you have a line that looks like
String currentText;anywhere?No just these three lines
private String [] textString =
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bingo. right there. that's what's wrong
there's a lesson here: let your compiler tell you what's wrong, and believe it. it told you more or less exactly what was wrong, in pretty straightforward english, and is known to rarely lie :-)

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