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You can limit the maximal number of the array's dimensions in this line. To change the maximal number of elements in the dimension itself, you can change this limit.
You can try to lower the total size of the generated program using this limit. But it is probably a good idea to have a global switch that will limit the total memory consumption
With the seed 10690367908864332818 (on commit 29a67b2), I see YARPGen producing a very large array (on line 37 in this case):
which is more than 8GB and therefore clearly can't work on 32-bit targets (see e.g. https://godbolt.org/z/Pc9773zxq).
More generally, I think it would be useful to have tuning parameters to limit:
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