These couple weeks I ran julia (0.4.5) on a Xubuntu guest of VirtualBox
hosted by a Macbook Pro. During the hour-long runs, the system crashed a
few times: user interface froze. This has happened a few times in the past
when I ran Julia natively on a Xubuntu computer. So hardware problem can
be
Le dimanche 10 avril 2016 à 16:25 +0530, K leo a écrit :
> These couple weeks I ran julia (0.4.5) on a Xubuntu guest of
> VirtualBox hosted by a Macbook Pro. During the hour-long runs, the
> system crashed a few times: user interface froze. This has happened
> a few times in the past when I ran J
When you suspect @inbounds, the much easier approach is to start julia with
julia --check-bounds=yes
and it will ignore all @inbounds statements. This even affects base julia
itself, and is therefore both easier and more thorough.
If you identify a BoundsError triggered by one of julia's fu
In theory, you are right.
In my past case when I ran Julia on native Xubuntu laptop, you argument is
really hard to dispute. But this time, it runs in VirtualBox on top of
MacBook Pro, and what crashed was not Xubuntu or VirtualBox but the entire
MacBook Pro. In this case, you may want to say
If you run long computations on them, some laptops (like mine) suffer from
overheating+crash problems. Try the same code on a workstation.
Best,
--Tim
On Sunday, April 10, 2016 06:40:46 AM K leo wrote:
> In theory, you are right.
>
> In my past case when I ran Julia on native Xubuntu laptop, yo
Le dimanche 10 avril 2016 à 06:40 -0700, K leo a écrit :
> In theory, you are right.
>
> In my past case when I ran Julia on native Xubuntu laptop, you
> argument is really hard to dispute. But this time, it runs in
> VirtualBox on top of MacBook Pro, and what crashed was not Xubuntu or
> Virtual
