Closed RupaliArtpark closed 3 years ago
This usually happens when your compiler eats up too much memory and the computer begins to use swap memory. Try lowering the core count for make (for example, make -j1 or make -j2)
Hi Philsik,
Thanks for the suggestion. I will give it a try and let you know how it goes.
Best Regards, Rupali
On Fri, Oct 8, 2021, 17:52 Philsik Chang @.***> wrote:
This usually happens when your compiler eats up too much memory and the computer begins to use swap memory. Try lowering the core count for make (for example, make -j1 or make -j2)
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I git cloned the package Tiny Differentiable Simulator. Inside the package created a build directory. Inside build as I execute 'make -j', my ubuntu freezes. I am using Ubuntu 20.04, gcc 11(supports cpp 17). Am I doing something wrong?