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Message #03315
Re: pydolfin, seg. fault
On Sat, Sep 16, 2006 at 02:04:41AM +0200, Ola Skavhaug wrote:
> SInce I have no other version that the recently downloaded Dolfin-0.6.2-1,
> I don't see that the partial dependency applies. All the souce code was
> built at the same time. I'll check it though, just to make sure I havn't
> done anything spookey.
>
You're right. Then I don't know what could be wrong. But it's great
that PyDOLFIN is getting some testing, there's no reason it should
fail like this.
>
> > To debug the C++ part of PyDOLFIN you can just run python through the
> > debugger:
> >
> > gdb python
> > run elasticitysolver.py
> >
> > then "bt" for a back trace for example.
> >
> > Johan
> >
> Sure. I'll check it out. It looks strange, though. Have you built pydolfin
> with the same swig version as I use? I have recently seen some strange
> swig behaviour leading to derg. faults in PyCC (our PDE system).
>
> Ola
>
I'm running 1.3.29 as well, with no problems. I'm surprised how well
SWIG works considering it's so ad-hoc and complex.
Johan
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