Created Unassigned: Mistake in mathematical class PerlinNoise [13828]

I've been studying Hieroglyph3, and I've noticed a small mistake he implementation of a class method
```
PerlinNoise::noise3
```
The class was designed as a random noise generator, using interpolation on three pre-initialized private floating point arrays. Each array (namely g1, g2, g3) corresponds to a generating method(noise, noise2, noise3).
The mistake is as follows:
The implementation of method
```
PerlinNoise::noise3
```
should have used `g3`, but used `g2` instead, thus an `array_index_out_of_bound` error might occur when the method is invoked.

Source code shot from hieroglyph3-90825:
```c++
// in header PerlinNoise.h:
class PerlinNoise
{
// ...
private:
#define base 0x100
float g2[base + base + 2][2];
float g3[base + base + 2][3];
}
// in PerlinNoise.cpp:
float PerlinNoise::noise3( float x, float y, float z )
{
// ...
// Errors: array index out of bound! q should have referred to a pointer in g3.
q = g2[b000]; u = rx0*q[0] + ry0*q[1] + rz0*q[2];
q = g2[b100]; v = rx1*q[0] + ry0*q[1] + rz0*q[2];
a = lerp(sx, u, v);

q = g2[b010]; u = rx0*q[0] + ry1*q[1] + rz0*q[2];
q = g2[b110]; v = rx1*q[0] + ry1*q[1] + rz0*q[2];
b = lerp(sx, u, v);

q = g2[b001]; u = rx0*q[0] + ry0*q[1] + rz1*q[2];
q = g2[b101]; v = rx1*q[0] + ry0*q[1] + rz1*q[2];
c = lerp(sx, u, v);

q = g2[b011]; u = rx0*q[0] + ry1*q[1] + rz1*q[2];
q = g2[b111]; v = rx1*q[0] + ry1*q[1] + rz1*q[2];
d = lerp(sx, u, v);
// ...
}
```