[Beowulf] large array to run
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Geoff Jacobs gdjacobs at gmail.comThu Dec 13 13:07:37 PST 2007
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f.costen at cs.man.ac.uk wrote: > Dear All, > I am facing a very stange problem both g77 and ifort at the > moment. > When I try to use the array of > integer actual(9915,9915,9915) > in the test program which does not have > any other arrays, > the compilation works but > when I tried to run it > the program is immediately killed. > I do not get any error message for that > > I tried this at our local cluster > and the Univ's supercomputer and > I get the same situation. > If any of you in the list has this sort of > problem and know the remedy for it > can you let me have your idea ? > > Thank you very much > Fumie You do realize that array is utilizing almost a gig of ram. Do you have that much available (physical and virtual)? Is your kernel configured to allow that high a ram limit per process? What happens when the size of one dimension is tuned down slightly? -- Geoffrey D. Jacobs
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