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tests fail with --inline=no when restricted to a single CPU #9565
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You can also do I can reproduce this on win64. Some odd interaction between MPFR, inlining, and dict hashing? |
It seems that what breaks this is actually: hash((BigFloat, 256, 7)) This may be the same underlying issue as #8631. |
Dupe of #9536. But having discovered a more minimal test is great; for the record,
But when I tested @vtjnash's patch, it didn't fix it (unless I did something wrong). |
If you have a script to automate that, can we add it into the makefiles? |
Ah, sorry for the dup. |
No problem; your reduced test case was a huge help. |
When I comment out the
addprocs
call inruntests.jl
and runjulia --inline=no runtests.jl
, the tests pass untilresolve
, which fails with:julia --inline=no runtests.jl resolve
passes, as doesjulia runtests.jl
. I found by bisecting the set of tests thatjulia --inline=no runtests.jl math resolve
fails. Further bisection of the tests inmath.jl
shows that simply callingquadgk(cos, 0, BigFloat(1))
(but notquadgk(cos, 0, 1.0)
) is sufficient to produce the failure inresolve.jl
. Myversioninfo
is:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: