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Memory error with graphs generators: JankoKharaghaniGraph and SquaredSkewHadamardMatrixGraph #25465
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comment:1
that code used to work, now some weird (are you very pressed for RAM, maybe?) |
comment:2
No, 64GB, that's why I don't understand. May be a side effect of something else. |
comment:3
What branch are you getting these on? |
comment:4
branch develop of 8.3.beta3, on linux fedora PC with two 4-cores Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU W5580 @ 3.20GH and 64GB. I just found some log files at the root of the sage directory where it is written that there is insufficient memory for the Java Runtime Environment to continue. So it might be a java issue on that computer ? I will investigate with a colleague more expert than me in these kind of issues. |
comment:5
another surprizing behavior: When I start a sage console, and then type |
comment:6
Is it the same with 8.2 and earlier 8.3betas? (It would be good to try to find the responsible for this commit, by bisecting...) |
comment:7
I tried with 8.2(long to recompute) and also got the errors :( Are doctests allowed to use same amount of memory than when running a Sagemath console ? Otherwise it might be something coming from my system, but what ? I'm using it since years for Sagemath... |
comment:8
It could be multithreading issue... Did you try running these tests with single thread? |
comment:9
I tried |
comment:10
after a system update to fedora 26, a make dist-clean and full reinstallation of 8.3.beta4, I still have the same errors :(( |
comment:12
Just to say that a duplicate of this ticket was #28865. |
comment:13
Do we now have a solution to fix this issue ? is it sufficient to add |
comment:14
Replying to @dcoudert:
fedora 26 is past EOL. How about fedora 30, say? |
comment:15
The current version on that computer is fedora 28, with sage 9.1.rc0 and for
but I suspect there is also something on that computer as I see errors like
so may be the system has an issue. My plan was to replace that machine, but my order has been cancelled due to covid :( |
comment:16
After upgrading the system to fedora 32 and building sage from a fresh clone, these tests pass.
So may be we can close this ticket. |
Reviewer: Dima Pasechnik |
comment:20
This was likely fixed by #28978. |
comment:21
but the tag |
comment:22
I still have the issue on Ubuntu 16.04, but soon I will upgrade to 20.04, and I assume that will fix the issue? |
comment:23
Let's hope so. |
While running long tests on
src/sage/graphs/
, I get the following errors.I don't know how to fix that.
CC: @dimpase
Component: graph theory
Reviewer: Dima Pasechnik
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/25465
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