I'm running controller and the client on a windows host. I start an engine on a linux machine (using ipengine --file=ipcontroller-engine.json) and the engine connects fine. If I then start processing in qtconsole under windows and do the following:
import ipyparallel as ipp
c=ipp.Client()
dview=c[:]
with dview.sync_imports():
import numpy
The engine shuts down with a segfault: “ipengine --file=ipcontroller-en…” terminated by signal SIGSEGV (Address boundary error) This seems to be independent of the imported module.
ipyparallel is version 6.0.2 on both systems installed via pip under linux and using conda in windows. Both systems are running python3.
I'm running controller and the client on a windows host. I start an engine on a linux machine (using
ipengine --file=ipcontroller-engine.json
) and the engine connects fine. If I then start processing in qtconsole under windows and do the following:The engine shuts down with a segfault:
“ipengine --file=ipcontroller-en…” terminated by signal SIGSEGV (Address boundary error)
This seems to be independent of the imported module.ipyparallel is version 6.0.2 on both systems installed via pip under linux and using conda in windows. Both systems are running python3.