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your memory is corrupted! #3
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Hi @antonkulaga, there are currently two kinds of memory corruption that can happen with UrQt. The first one is a bug that I am trying to fix (and which must have been introduced in the last commit...): UrQt don't handle any more reads of variable size The second one is a problem happening with network volume: if there is a small error in I/O UrQt will crash. This is a trade-off between slow memory usage and speed. A quick fix is to copy the data locally. Best, |
Hi l-modolo, I encountered the a similar issue as antonkulaga. However, it clearly is not related to read length in my case - all reads are equal in length. Interestingly, the crash happens only in certain cases and is neither related to file size (also happens for small subsets as small as just 1000 reads), number of cores used and many other parameters I tested. I even moved a copy of UrQt to the data directory and ran it from there (to exclude the network volume issue you mentioned), but the error persists. There clearly is some relation to the dataset used, because it persistently occurs for one (rarely in others) - I checked for corruption of the file, but this was not the case either. Also, if split into three batches UrQt does not generate an error (while it does for the 1000 read subset from which the three smaller subsets were created), so it does not seem the data that causes the error. Below is the command I used and the error I got - would appreciate if you could look into it. I can provide the 1000 read subset if needed. Kind regards Andreas
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The procedure to build UrQt from the d62c1f8 commit is the following:
Thank you for the data |
Hi again,
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I failed to make UrQt work, I constantly get:
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