Re: Kernel is quitting on me
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- Subject: [mg97892] Re: Kernel is quitting on me
- From: Vince <blueschi at gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 25 Mar 2009 05:41:41 -0500 (EST)
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On Mar 24, 6:28 am, Fernando Cucchietti <fernando.cucchie... at icfo.es> wrote: > Hi all, > > I am testing a very long worksheet, and all the pieces seem to be > working (separately). When I use the loop that puts them all together, > the kernel quits after a few seconds (or at least, the equivalent of > the kernel quitting: everything goes undefined and in a weird color). > I've tried following the computation step by step and everything seems > normal until it just hangs. Also it seems to hang at different places > everytime, but that *could* be that I am testing with a different > random initial condition every time. > I=B4ve checked if it is memory usage, it shouldn't be since the > MaxMemoryUsed never goes above 15MB. I tried with $HistoryLength=0 > just in case. The kernel in Debugger mode also just quits. > There is almost no symbolic manipulation either, just operations on > lists with numeric values. > I can't reproduce the error with simpler algorithms, and submitting > the whole worksheet for other to find a bug seems too much. > > My question is then: What kind of things can cause this behavior?? I > have really no clue since there are no error or warning messages, just > an ugly quit. I would appreciate at any pointers to where can I start > looking at... > > thanks in advance, > Fernando Wild guess. Consider moving the code from a notebook to a package file, where you have more control over the content given to the parser. Be careful of 'special characters' in any copy/paste operations. Vince Virgilio
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