[ExM Users] OS X
Tim Armstrong
tim.g.armstrong at gmail.com
Fri Apr 25 11:11:18 CDT 2014
It looks like the message is coming from the Tcl memory allocator: it seems
like it's being asked to free something (the memory address 0x1018d6930)
that isn't a valid Tcl object - e.g. it was already freed, or it's just a
bad pointer.
Probably an invalid free or similar somewhere - possibly in the shutdown
code although it could be earlier in the ADLB code or user code. You could
try running under valgrind to see if it provides more useful information.
If you have valgrind installed, it's just a matter of setting the
environment variable VALGRIND=valgrind for Turbine.
- Tim
On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 10:43 AM, Ketan Maheshwari <ketan at mcs.anl.gov>wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Trying to run Swift/T on mac OS X. The script compiles and runs with
> correct results, but produces the following line in the end and exits with
> error:
>
> alloc: invalid block: 0x106775930: 0 0
>
> This is followed by the BAD TERMINATION .. block. Any clues how to debug
> this further. Enabled logging which produces a log as follows:
>
> $ turbine -n 3 user-code.tcl
>
> 0.000 MODE: ENGINE
> 0.000 MODE: WORKER
> 0.000 MODE: SERVER
> 0.000 ENGINES: 1 RANKS: 0 - 0
> 0.000 WORKERS: 1 RANKS: 1 - 1
> /**
> 0.000 SERVERS: 1 RANKS: 2 - 2
> 0.005 function:swift:constants
> 0.005 allocated string: c:s_2=<1>
> 0.005 store: <1>="2"
> 0.005 allocated string: c:s_prot_txt=<2>
> 0.005 store: <2>="prot.txt"
> 0.005 enter function: main
> 0.005 allocated t:5:1=<3> t:6:1=<4> t:8:1=<5> t:5:2=<6> t:6:2=<7>
> 0.005 allocated t:8:2=<8>
> running Swift...
> 0.005 store: <5>="peptides/pept1.txt"
> 0.005 array_kv_build: <4> 3 elems, write_decr 1
> 0.005 allocated void: <9>
> 0.005 store: <8>="peptides/pept2.txt"
> 0.005 array_kv_build: <7> 3 elems, write_decr 1
> 0.006 allocated void: <10>
> 0.006 Container <4> deep closed
> 0.006 store: <9>=void
> 0.006 Container <7> deep closed
> 0.006 store: <10>=void
> 0.006 control: close 9
> 0.006 control: close 10
> 0.006 deeprule_finish: 9
> result number: 6000028
> alloc: invalid block: 0x1018d6930: 0 0
>
> But from the log, I am not sure, what the problem might be.
>
> Thanks,
> Ketan
>
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