Closed oberbichler closed 6 years ago
Please, can you try to run in FullDebug?
@oberbichler please try in FullDebug I tired several times in release and in fulldebug last week and I didn't get these errors. In fact the solids always worked for me
It is very strange because I get the same error on two computers. Both with VS2017.4, Boost 1.65.1 and Python 3.6. In FullDebug I get a memory leak and runkratos.exe always crashes.
The error just happens in that configurations, in Linux or other configurations doesn't happen?
Anyone else has this problem and I think I am the only one here who uses Windows in this configuration.
The analysis works well.
Attaching the debugger it seems that boost::python has some trouble with string arguments. But I am not sure if the setup is correct. Does anyone debug Kratos under Windows?
Hi @oberbichler, could it be an incompatibility between compiler versions ABI? i mean, something like python having been compiled with another version of visual studio then the boost_python and the kratos, or anything of the sort...
Have you pass it to valgrind by running the same test in the linux with the same boost? Sometimes a memory error only appears in some machines and not others.
Everything is compiled with the same VS2017. Same bug on a different machine with same configuration.
When I run the test under Linux everything works fine (same machine, Fedora 27, gcc 7.2.1, boost 1.65.1, python 3.6).
Maybe I missed something...
but you did not compile python yourself right?
Riccardo
On Thu, Dec 14, 2017 at 10:00 AM, thomas notifications@github.com wrote:
Everything is compiled with the same VS2017. Same bug on a different machine with same configuration.
When I run the test under Linux everything works fine (same machine, Fedora 27, gcc 7.2.1, boost 1.65.1, python 3.6).
Maybe I missed something...
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No, I used miniconda and the "classical" python.
When I run the test under Linux everything works fine (same machine, Fedora 27, gcc 7.2.1, boost 1.65.1, python 3.6).
I understand that the tests run. My question was if valgrind has any report related to Kratos? (ignoring the python ones)
clsoing this has been silent for a while (since december). please reopen if it is still active
guys I don't like being the bad guy bringing this up again but I also have rare random failures
test_UL_3D_hexa (test_patch_test_large_strain.TestPatchTestLargeStrain) ... terminate called after throwing an instance of 'Kratos::Exception'
what(): Error: WARNING:: ELEMENT ID: 2 INVERTED. DETJ0: -2.20488e+08
in /home/philippb/software/Kratos_dev/applications/StructuralMechanicsApplication/custom_elements/updated_lagrangian.cpp:272:virtual void UpdatedLagrangian::CalculateKinematicVariables(BaseSolidElement::KinematicVariables&, unsigned int, const IntegrationPointsArrayType&)
/home/philippb/software/Kratos_dev/applications/StructuralMechanicsApplication/custom_elements/updated_lagrangian.cpp:249:virtual void UpdatedLagrangian::CalculateAll(Element::MatrixType&, Element::VectorType&, ProcessInfo&, bool, bool)
kratos/solving_strategies/schemes/residualbased_incrementalupdate_static_scheme.h:291:void ResidualBasedIncrementalUpdateStaticScheme<TSparseSpace, TDenseSpace>::CalculateSystemContributions(Element::Pointer, ResidualBasedIncrementalUpdateStaticScheme<TSparseSpace, TDenseSpace>::LocalSystemMatrixType&, ResidualBasedIncrementalUpdateStaticScheme<TSparseSpace, TDenseSpace>::LocalSystemVectorType&, Element::EquationIdVectorType&, ProcessInfo&) [with TSparseSpace = UblasSpace<double, boost::numeric::ublas::compressed_matrix<...>, boost::numeric::ublas::vector<double> >; TDenseSpace = UblasSpace<double, boost::numeric::ublas::matrix<double>, boost::numeric::ublas::vector<double> >; Element::Pointer = boost::shared_ptr<Element>; ResidualBasedIncrementalUpdateStaticScheme<TSparseSpace, TDenseSpace>::LocalSystemMatrixType = boost::numeric::ublas::matrix<double>; ResidualBasedIncrementalUpdateStaticScheme<TSparseSpace, TDenseSpace>::LocalSystemVectorType = boost::numeric::ublas::vector<double>; Element::EquationIdVectorType = vector<long unsigned int>]
Aborted (core dumped)
or
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FAIL: test_TL_3D_hexa (test_patch_test_large_strain.TestPatchTestLargeStrain)
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/philippb/software/Kratos_dev/applications/StructuralMechanicsApplication/tests/test_patch_test_large_strain.py", line 512, in test_TL_3D_hexa
self._check_results(mp,A,b)
File "/home/philippb/software/Kratos_dev/applications/StructuralMechanicsApplication/tests/test_patch_test_large_strain.py", line 181, in _check_results
self.assertAlmostEqual(d[2], u[2])
AssertionError: 46821656707.80075 != 46821656707.80076 within 7 places
Ubuntu 16.04, GCC 5.4, Release, couldn't reproduce in FullDebug yet
It happens ~ every 10th run
Uuuuuuuum, no idea why
Has all the symptoms of a memory leak... A valgrind pass in full debug would help
Btw: I never found a solution for my problem. But the analysis runs fine...
I will try to get the valgrind output
the bbar test is fixed in #1629
there are the similar errors in small strain test (fixed now) and large strain tests. I will fix it and push it
I think the errors are fixed in #1629 , so I will close this and reopen in case it reappears
One question, I see a lot of verbosity when running test_StructuralMechanicsApplication.py. Is it expected?
you can select the level of verbosity (see here)
e.g. python3 test_StructuralMechanicsApplication.py -v0
for muting it
Could you still post the output?
The output is like that, and it goes on and on. May it be due that I am in Debug mode?
15:42:29 ~/.../StructuralMechanicsApplication/tests$ python3 test_StructuralMechanicsApplication.py
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Multi-Physics 5.3.0-c9fd4c3760-Debug
Importing KratosStructuralMechanicsApplication
KRATOS ___| | | |
\___ \ __| __| | | __| __| | | __| _` | |
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_____/ \__|_| \__,_|\___|\__|\__,_|_| \__,_|_| MECHANICS
Importing KratosExternalSolversApplication
Initializing KratosExternalSolversApplication...
FEASTSolver solver is not included in the compilation of the External Solvers Application
.............. [Reading Nodes : 8 nodes read]
[Reading Elements : 5 elements read] [Type: SmallDisplacementElement2D4N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Total Lines Read : 133]
. [Reading Nodes : 8 nodes read]
[Reading Elements : 10 elements read] [Type: SmallDisplacementElement2D3N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Total Lines Read : 143]
. [Reading Nodes : 8 nodes read]
[Reading Elements : 5 elements read] [Type: SmallDisplacementElement2D4N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Total Lines Read : 88]
. [Reading Nodes : 8 nodes read]
[Reading Elements : 10 elements read] [Type: SmallDisplacementElement2D3N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Total Lines Read : 98]
. [Reading Nodes : 16 nodes read]
[Reading Elements : 5 elements read] [Type: SmallDisplacementElement3D8N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: SurfaceLoadCondition3D4N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: SurfaceLoadCondition3D4N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: SurfaceLoadCondition3D4N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: SurfaceLoadCondition3D4N]
[Total Lines Read : 182]
. [Reading Nodes : 16 nodes read]
[Reading Elements : 30 elements read] [Type: SmallDisplacementElement3D4N]
[Reading Conditions : 2 conditions read] [Type: SurfaceLoadCondition3D3N]
[Reading Conditions : 2 conditions read] [Type: SurfaceLoadCondition3D3N]
[Reading Conditions : 2 conditions read] [Type: SurfaceLoadCondition3D3N]
[Reading Conditions : 2 conditions read] [Type: SurfaceLoadCondition3D3N]
[Total Lines Read : 240]
. [Reading Nodes : 16 nodes read]
[Reading Elements : 5 elements read] [Type: SmallDisplacementElement3D8N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: SurfaceLoadCondition3D4N]
[Total Lines Read : 131]
. [Reading Nodes : 16 nodes read]
[Reading Elements : 30 elements read] [Type: SmallDisplacementElement3D4N]
[Reading Conditions : 2 conditions read] [Type: SurfaceLoadCondition3D3N]
[Total Lines Read : 183]
. [Reading Nodes : 8 nodes read]
[Reading Elements : 5 elements read] [Type: TotalLagrangianElement2D4N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Total Lines Read : 132]
. [Reading Nodes : 8 nodes read]
[Reading Elements : 10 elements read] [Type: TotalLagrangianElement2D3N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
[Reading Conditions : 1 conditions read] [Type: LineLoadCondition2D2N]
This is normal I think these prints come from ModelPartIO Also setting the verbosity to zero doesn't remove then.
maybe @roigcarlo knows more?
@roigcarlo would you please pass the tester output stream to the default logger output?
Hi! When I run the tests from the StructuralMechanicsApplication under Windows I get different results without changing anything. For example
test_patch_test_large_strain.py
: