Dead Kernel error when I try to run the ffa_search function

v-morello / riptide

Pulsar searching with the Fast Folding Algorithm (FFA)

https://riptide-ffa.readthedocs.io/

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Dead Kernel error when I try to run the ffa_search function #3

Closed ReshmaAnnaThomas closed 2 years ago

ReshmaAnnaThomas commented 2 years ago

I was trying to run riptide on a jupyter notebook following the exact same code as given in the Documentation page (under Quickstart guide). The jupyter kernel dies as soon as I run the ffa_search function. It'd be great if you could help fix this! Attaching a screenshot of the error.

v-morello commented 2 years ago

Hi @ReshmaAnnaThomas, I'm going to need considerably more information here:

What OS are you on ?
What version of python are you using ?
How did you install riptide ?
What version of riptide are you running ?
What C/C++ compiler are you using, and which version ?
Could you please run the unit tests and check the result ?

import riptide
print(riptide.__version__)
riptide.test()

This looks like a segmentation fault on the C++ side, which is quite surprising here.

v-morello commented 2 years ago

@ReshmaAnnaThomas I haven't heard from you in a while, are you still having trouble or did you find a solution ?

v-morello commented 2 years ago

@ReshmaAnnaThomas Any news to report, or should I close this ? I'm curious to find out if there is indeed a bug somewhere :smile:

ReshmaAnnaThomas commented 2 years ago

I'm sorry for not responding earlier. I was trying to see if it was something wrong with the system here. Riptide worked perfectly in a node which had more RAM and for the other nodes, it maxed out. So I think it's a local issue. I think you can close the issue. Sorry about this!

v-morello commented 2 years ago

No worries, closing this then.