Open zaibacu opened 4 years ago
Update: Launched on Ubuntu - works fine. Certainly RHEL issue
Seems to be something with the JIT compiler but I don't have access to RHEL for testing.
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Update: Launched on Ubuntu - works fine. Certainly RHEL issue
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This is VERY niche bug, however encountered two times - one on my laptop (Fedora 30), another on AWS (RedHat 8). I'm guessing it has something to do with RHEL kernel.
Essentialy, it happens when calling
PGF_generateAll
function. The content of grammar, the language of runtime doesn't make a difference. (Tested on python2.7, python3.6, java)Tested in both:
Stacktrace from Python: