Calling gges() function with a select functor results in memory corruption

Code:

static constexpr size_t N = 5;

blaze::StaticMatrix<double, N, N> A, B, VSL, VSR;
blaze::StaticVector<std::complex<double>, N> alpha;
blaze::StaticVector<double, N> beta;

randomize(A);
randomize(B);

const auto select = []( double const * alphar, double const * alphai, double const * beta ) -> bool {
    return pow(*alphar, 2) + pow(*alphai, 2) > pow(*beta, 2);
};

gges(A, B, VSL, alpha, beta, VSR, select);

valgrind shows one invalid write and several invalid reads of size 4.

The issue is not present without the select functor.

Calling gges() function with a select functor results in memory corruption

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