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- From: Jason Giangrande <JGiangrande@clarku.edu>
- To: "forum@abinit.org" <forum@abinit.org>
- Subject: {Spam?} Floating Point Exception
- Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 09:51:09 -0500
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Hello, I’m trying to compile Abinit-5.4.4 on a Linux
cluster using PGI version 6.0. The compile itself goes fine but when I
try to run the tests afterwards I get a floating point exception error on some
tests and a segmentation fault error on others. Here’s an example
of the output I receive when running make test1 >echo "Running built-in test 1" >Running built-in test 1 >cd tests ; /usr/bin/perl
.././tests/Scripts/run-basic-tests.pl built-in 1 /home/mconlon/abinit-5.4.4 >sh: line 1: 15274 Floating point exception../../../src/main/abinis
<test1.files >test1.log > > Status file, with repetition rate 99, status
number 10 > > Level
abinit : call driver > Level
driver : enter Also on some of these tests I get segmentation faults. >echo "Running built-in test 5" >Running built-in test 5 >cd tests ; /usr/bin/perl
.././tests/Scripts/run-basic-tests.pl built-in 5 /home/mconlon/abinit-5.4.4 >sh: line 1: 15429 Segmentation
fault ../../../src/main/abinis <test5.files
>test5.log > > Status file, with repetition rate 49, status
number 10 > > Level
abinit : call driver > Level
driver : enter If I set the enable_tricks option in the hostname.ac file
equal to “no“ the floating point errors go away and the seg faults
decrease but then I get memory deallocation errors similar to the one below. >echo "Running built-in test 1" >Running built-in test 1 >cd tests ; /usr/bin/perl
.././tests/Scripts/run-basic-tests.pl built-in 1 /home/mconlon/abinit-5.4.4 >0: DEALLOCATE: memory at 0x26106c0 not allocated Something seems to be wrong with the compiler or more
likely the way I am doing the compiling. Does anyone know what these
errors actually pertain to and how I could go about resolving them? Thanks. -Jason Giangrande |
- {Spam?} Floating Point Exception, Jason Giangrande, 12/05/2007
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