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Programming Languages: C++, C

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  • Comment: Existing key not found in hash table.

    That key corresponds to non-public symbol. We introduced the notion of "package", and with that comes the ability for a package to have private symbols, not exported to the user. The package "Core" has a number of such symbols, for we regard the use of those symbols as something we are free to change and don't have to document. What do you really want to do? Maybe there is another way.

    2007-02-21 18:20:27 UTC by dangrayson

  • Existing key not found in hash table.

    Version 0.9.95 fails to find known key in the following example: ------------------------- i1 : L = QQ[x] o1 = L o1 : PolynomialRing i2 : keys L o2 = {(lift, L, L), 0, 1, generatorSymbols, generatorExpressions, ... o2 : List i3 : L.generatorSymbols stdio:3:2:(1):[0]: key not found in hash table i4 : ------------------------- Version 0.9.2 works OK.

    2007-02-21 15:12:46 UTC by psa2

  • Comment: Memory leak in 0.9.20

    Logged In: YES user_id=1193294 This has been fixed, and will be available in releases >= 0.9.95. On my MacBookPro, this now takes 120 seconds. Activity Monitor (essentially: top) says that virtual memory usage is 761 MB. By tweaking certain parameters, I can get this down to at most 466 MB, but this fix will possibly not be ready for 0.9.95. Anders, If you have other similar...

    2006-11-03 17:54:55 UTC by mikestillman

  • Comment: Memory leak in 0.9.20

    Logged In: YES user_id=1193294 It also doesn't work well in 0.9.92, but it should work at least as well as 0.9.8 (I don't think that there was an algorithm change since then, as far as this computatation is concerned), so I will look into it.

    2006-10-21 02:29:10 UTC by mikestillman

  • Comment: Memory leak in 0.9.20

    Logged In: YES user_id=1614190 Ok, it does take a while to run. I tested with the versions that I have installed. 0.9.2: 253 minutes, used 93 MB total memory, 89 MB resident. 0.9.8: 11 minutes, used 1233 MB total memory, 1197 MB resident. 0.9.20: Never finished, I stopped it after it had used 5 GB. The example came up when I tried to compute the ideal of an orbit closure of...

    2006-10-21 01:17:30 UTC by abuch

  • Comment: Memory leak in 0.9.20

    Logged In: YES user_id=494917 When I try this code in 0.9.2 it takes forever, well, 20 minutes at least. Does it really work for you? If I limit it to 600MB in 0.9.93 it runs out of memory in degree 10 of a gb computation. (To trace gb computations, try gbTrace=3 before running.)

    2006-10-20 17:47:54 UTC by dangrayson

  • Comment: Download Win file for 0.9.20 named wrong

    Logged In: YES user_id=494917 Thank you for the report, but when I look at the web page and the files in it, I don't see this problem. I wonder whether your browser could be changing the name of the file (!). Since I can't see the problem, I'm closing the ticket.

    2006-10-12 18:20:16 UTC by dangrayson

  • Download Win file for 0.9.20 named wrong

    http://www.math.uiuc.edu/Macaulay2/Downloads/Macaulay2- 0.9.20-i686-CYGWIN_NT-5.1.tgz is the name on the Donwload page http://www.math.uiuc.edu/Macaulay2/Downloads/Macaulay2- 0.9.20-i686-CYGWIN_NT-5.1.gz Is what is down loaded (no tgz) http://www.math.uiuc.edu/Macaulay2/Downloads/Macaulay2- 0.9.20-i686-CYGWIN_NT-5.1.tar.gz Is what I renamed it to so WinZip would unzip and untar...

    2006-10-11 23:11:17 UTC by scvblwxq

  • Memory leak in 0.9.20

    The following code runs ok with Macaulay-0.9.2, but eats all the memory with version 0.9.20. (I'm using the precompiled binaries for linux.) R = ZZ/2003[x11,x12,x13,x21,x22,x23,x31,x32,x33, y11,y12,y13,y21,y22,y23,y31,y32,y33]; f = map(R,R,{x11*y11+x12*y21, x11*y12+x12*y22, x11*y13+x12*y23, x21*y11+x22*y21, x21*y12+x22*y22, x21*y13+x22*y23, x31*y11+x32*y21,

    2006-10-05 19:17:09 UTC by abuch

  • Comment: Succesful build of Macaulay2 on Cygwin

    Logged In: YES user_id=494917 Thanks for the report. We have also built under cygwin -- I'll check the setmode thing. If you run "make -k check", you'll get more of the error reports to run. Many of them don't run on our system, anyway -- it's beta...

    2006-09-14 12:35:26 UTC by dangrayson

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