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Q. I get a "Segmentation Fault" when executing an older version of Frealign. What should I do?
A. You may need to change NN1, NNBIG etc. and recompile.
Q. How do I compile Frealign?
A. Use the appropriate Makefile and the make command. For example:
make -f Makefile_linux
Trace/BPT trap
Edit added: Sorry for posting here, I was thinking creating a new subject. Could not find a way to cancel this message ...
When running the helical refinment example on MacPro workstations (10.7.3 or 10.6.8), I get a Trace/BTP trap error:
Yet, the program works fine on my (quite old) MacBook Pro with 10.6.8. Any idea ?
I have not seen this error
In reply to Trace/BPT trap by Denis
I have not seen this error before. It looks like it is processing all filaments and then crashes when it is trying to write out the new file temp.par. What system are you running this on? Which Makefile did you use to build the binary?
I get this error both on Mac
I get this error both on Mac Os X Snow Leopard (10.6.8) and Mac Os X Lion (10.7.3), using Mac Pro Intel workstations. I'm unsure, but it may have to do with the compiler. I've installed Intel compilers (ifort and icc) and used Makefile_OSX_86-64_intel. On the Mac under Snow Leopard, I could use the frealign_v8.exe file that I generated on my MacBook Pro (also under snow Leopard) and it worked fine, but on the one under Lion this did'nt work.
ifort on OSX
In reply to I get this error both on Mac by Denis
Hi Denis,
Which version of ifort & Xcode are you using?
I don't use OSX myself, so may be of limited use, but:
ifort on OSX
In reply to ifort on OSX by Alexis
Indeed, in this forum they state not using Xcode 4.3 but stick to 4.2 with Intel compilers. But the one installed on the Powermac running Lion is 4.2.1, so that should work... I'll explore the other solution that you propose. If ever I can solve this problem, I'll keep you aware.
Thanks a lot for your help ;-)
Denis