Open mhesselbarth opened 2 years ago
Hm, it fails to build the vignette getstarted.Rmd
at line 111: nr <- NLMR::nlm_fbm(50, 100, fract_dim = 1.2)
. Can you locally build NLMR without the vignette and try to run nr <- NLMR::nlm_fbm(50, 100, fract_dim = 1.2)
manually to see what happens?
Hm, works like a charm on my mac:
nr <- NLMR::nlm_fbm(50, 100, fract_dim = 1.2) 'RandomFieldsUtils' will NOT use OMP 'RandomFields' will NOT use OMP
Hm, it fails to build the vignette getstarted.Rmd at line 111: nr <- NLMR::nlm_fbm(50, 100, fract_dim = 1.2). Can you locally build NLMR without the vignette and try to run nr <- NLMR::nlm_fbm(50, 100, fract_dim = 1.2) manually to see what happens?
My R session crashes completely which also seems to be the case during the CI given the following error in the logs
*** caught segfault ***
address 0x10f00001640, cause 'memory not mapped'
Super weird. Can you maybe try to run some checks like described here? On my Linux machine they run flawlessly. The checks are run in a Linux docker container, but as docker uses the host OS kernel, maybe we can learn where the segfault happens exactly...
Do you guys have the same macOS? Or has someone a fancy m1 mac already>
I saw Max's hometown village this weekend, fancy things suit him apparently 😄
Maybe Max needs to upgrade xcode? I updated it this week because of some sklearn stuff and I works ... can't think of a different reason.
I can try to update XCode and see if that helps. Weird that it also fails during the CI run tho
Still crashing my R session completely after updating XCode...no idea what is happening...
Super weird. Can you maybe try to run some checks like described here? On my Linux machine they run flawlessly. The checks are run in a Linux docker container, but as docker uses the host OS kernel, maybe we can learn where the segfault happens exactly...
maybe this helps to find the issue... -> https://eco-programmers.github.io/brain/R/Debugging%20R%20Packages/
Right...I can have a look at this next week...
Since the CI also fails, doesn't seem to be a problem just on my laptop, right?
The new CI using GitHub actions runs successfully on Windows and Linux, however, fails on macOS due to an segmentation fault occurring during
nlm_fbm
. I can actually reproduce the error on my local machine as well and the R session crashes at the following line: