The imtd-gc method segfaults almost immediately if a geometry with a single atom is given. If a geometry with two atoms is given, it typically fails in the trial MTDs, otherwise it fails due to an "empty ensemble filecrest_rotamers.xyz" or segfaults in the Multilevel Ensemble Optimization.
Obviously, nobody should run these, but it would be preferable if CREST would failover to an optimization if 3 or fewer atoms were requested and fake that it ran imtd-gc by outputting the usual crest_conformers.xyz, crest_best.xyz, etc. files.
The imtd-gc method segfaults almost immediately if a geometry with a single atom is given. If a geometry with two atoms is given, it typically fails in the trial MTDs, otherwise it fails due to an "empty ensemble filecrest_rotamers.xyz" or segfaults in the Multilevel Ensemble Optimization.
Obviously, nobody should run these, but it would be preferable if CREST would failover to an optimization if 3 or fewer atoms were requested and fake that it ran imtd-gc by outputting the usual
crest_conformers.xyz
,crest_best.xyz
, etc. files.