Dear Daniele,
Here is the files. please refer it.
Thanks.
Out of memory in Static Dielectric Matrix calculation
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Dean
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Re: Out of memory in Static Dielectric Matrix calculation
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Dr. Yimin Ding
Soochow University, China.
Soochow University, China.
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andrea.ferretti
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Re: Out of memory in Static Dielectric Matrix calculation
Dear All,
a couple of comments related to the ongoing discussion:
* typically, negative size allocation means that the global size of the array to be allocated (the product of each rank dimension) goes overflow (larger than 4Byte integers, about 2*10^9 elements);
* the code stops for the allocation size being negative, but that could be somehow random, which could also explain some different behaviours when changing the dimensions of the problem;
* would this situation fit ?
Andrea
a couple of comments related to the ongoing discussion:
* typically, negative size allocation means that the global size of the array to be allocated (the product of each rank dimension) goes overflow (larger than 4Byte integers, about 2*10^9 elements);
* the code stops for the allocation size being negative, but that could be somehow random, which could also explain some different behaviours when changing the dimensions of the problem;
* would this situation fit ?
Andrea
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Dean
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Re: Out of memory in Static Dielectric Matrix calculation
Dear Andrea，
Thanks for your reply.
I think so.
Best,
Thanks for your reply.
I think so.
Best,
Dr. Yimin Ding
Soochow University, China.
Soochow University, China.