I've attached the crash log and a schematic of the circuit.
The top repeater signifies a comparator on subtractor mode, the second one is a simple comparator.
I can only assume that some missing safe-guards allowed the subtractor to update itself continuously, until the game crashed.
NOTE: if you want to reproduce this, you should place the second comparator (acting as a buffer) last, to get the exact same state.
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If you can reproduce this with an unmodded Minecraft, please go ahead.
Until then:
This ticket is invalid as it relates to a modded or 3rd party client/server.
Any non-standard client/server build needs to be taken up with the appropriate team, not Mojang.
Any plugin issues need to be addressed to the plugin creator.
This site is for addressing issues related to the base unmodded MineCraft.
I believe it's just a bug in the error reporting as java kinda fails at figuring stuff out in such extreme cases. I replicated successfully locally.
I can confirm this crash. I did it in a different way though. I did it like this
x>#
x<xxi
where x = redstone, < = comparator facing the shown direction on the default setting, # = a solid block (capable of transmitting redstone power), i = redstone torch
Do not try this in a normal world as it will "corrupt" the world, until you delete it using external programs (MCEdit)
I could not find any existing issue that contains any of the crashes mentioned here. However, all of the crash reports that you have provided are from a modded version of Minecraft. Please try to reproduce the crash in a vanilla (non-modded) version of Minecraft and attach that report or this may be dismissed as being caused by a mod.