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  • From: Matthieu Verstraete <mjv500@york.ac.uk>
  • To: forum@abinit.org
  • Subject: Re: [abinit-forum] Which is the error?
  • Date: Thu, 24 May 2007 12:12:24 +0100 (BST)


Not clear what should I do...
sorry

I should type something like that?
First command:
gdb ../../../abinit-5.3.4/tmp/src/main/abinis < tddft_O2.files >&
log_files/prova.log &
no no, it has to be interactive:

gdb ../../../abinit-5.3.4/tmp/src/main/abinis

then you are in gdb. Execute the program with

run < tddft_O2.files

<lots of output follows>

Once abinit crashes type "up <enter>" and it will take you to the next subroutine which called status. And again "up" and again until you get to the abinit subroutine itself. Write back with the stuff gdb gives you.

this is my tddft_02.files:
________________________________________________
tddft_O2.in
out_files/prova.out
/localdisk1/sangalli/io_files/O2/prova_i
/localdisk1/sangalli/io_files/O2/prova_o
tmp_files/tddft_O2_1
../psps/8o.pspnc

Are you sure all these files are accessible? In particular the localdisk/x/x/x and tmp_files directories?

btw: which platform are you running on, version of abinit etc...

Matthieu

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