[Yt-dev] 1024^3 amr hop problem
Stephen Skory
stephenskory at yahoo.com
Thu Apr 30 11:05:22 PDT 2009
Matt,
> I'd say run a test problem. Write a script that partitions the
> hierarchy. Read in a single position field. Then, copy it a few
> times (my_array.copy()) to see if it dies. I have never seen the
> error you are seeing, which is why I am inclined to think it's a
> memory issue. But I'm not sure.
Is this what you had in mind?
http://paste.enzotools.org/show/113/
This ran just fine using 32 threads on 16 nodes on Ranger. The two threads I watched with top maxed out at about 20% of the node each, with roughly 1/2 of the system memory shown as 'used.'
> Since we can localize it to
> that point, maybe you should add in a dir() command on the object as
> well as some print statements to see where it gets.
dir() on which object? The hoplist? Or self.data_source in HaloFinding?
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