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I am running into problems on an M1 Mac with OpenMP builds and OMP_NUM_THREADS > 1. The error I receive is
** On entry to DGEMM parameter number 8 had an illegal value
which is being thrown from inside of dlook_ahead_update.c. When running in a debugger, it looks like I am running into a circumstance where lda < m for DGEMM, perhaps indicating some level of data corruption. This occurs pretty far into the factorization after a few successful iterations of the outer while loop. I did try building without #define ISORT and after fixing some compilation errors I get a segmentation fault independent of the number of threads (this might be expected with the comment here that qsort has a bug on macOS).
I am able to provide the matrix of interest if required, just let me know. Or perhaps this is a known limitation.
UPDATE 2/29: Testing on a Linux machine for the same problem, I don't get any errors regardless of the number of threads.
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Thanks for looking into this @xiaoyeli. Please let me know if you are able to reproduce the issue or if there's any more info from me that would be useful in debugging this. Thank you!
I am running into problems on an M1 Mac with OpenMP builds and
OMP_NUM_THREADS
> 1. The error I receive iswhich is being thrown from inside of
dlook_ahead_update.c
. When running in a debugger, it looks like I am running into a circumstance wherelda < m
for DGEMM, perhaps indicating some level of data corruption. This occurs pretty far into the factorization after a few successful iterations of the outerwhile
loop. I did try building without#define ISORT
and after fixing some compilation errors I get a segmentation fault independent of the number of threads (this might be expected with the comment here thatqsort
has a bug on macOS).I am able to provide the matrix of interest if required, just let me know. Or perhaps this is a known limitation.
UPDATE 2/29: Testing on a Linux machine for the same problem, I don't get any errors regardless of the number of threads.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: