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 Send message Joined: 14 May 11 Posts: 7 Credit: 88,074,082 RAC: 2,963   
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Here is my log from a failed job (I get a hundred every day). It appears that the developer typo-ed a variable declaration and used inf instead of int. How can I get this info to the right people? Thanks. BTW, I'm losing tons of credit and CPU cycles over this. Build log (https://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/result.php?resultid=1944345652): -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <kernel>:176:72: warning: unknown attribute 'max_constant_size' ignored __constant real* _ap_consts __attribute__((max_constant_size(18 * sizeof(real)))), ^ <kernel>:178:62: warning: unknown attribute 'max_constant_size' ignored __constant SC* sc __attribute__((max_constant_size(NSTREAM * sizeof(SC)))), ^ <kernel>:179:67: warning: unknown attribute 'max_constant_size' ignored __constant real* sg_dx __attribute__((max_constant_size(256 * sizeof(real)))), ^ <kernel>:227:26: error: use of undeclared identifier 'inf' tmp = mad((real) Q_INV_SQR, z * z, tmp); /* (q_invsqr * z^2) + (x^2 + y^2) */ ^ <built-in>:33:19: note: expanded from here #define Q_INV_SQR inf ^ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- clBuildProgram: Build failure (-11): CL_BUILD_PROGRAM_FAILURE Error building program from source (-11): CL_BUILD_PROGRAM_FAILURE Error creating integral program from source |
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Send message Joined: 22 Jun 13 Posts: 44 Credit: 64,258,609 RAC: 0 
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Chris, It appears that something is missing with your GPU setup. In your computer description, the driver version is not being shown. For example mine shows: [2] NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 (4036MB) driver: 367.57 OpenCL: 1.2 Your setup shows [2] NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690 (1998MB) OpenCL: 1.2 Note that in your setup the "driver: 367.57" is missing. Suggest that you upgrade to the latest version of BOINC (7.6.33) and verify that your GPU drivers are installed correctly. If that doesn't get you going, please post the first 50 (approximate) lines of your event log after you start up BOINC so we can see what else might be amiss. Your issues are similar to another cruncher. You can read down this thread to see what he did to solve the problem. http://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/show_user.php?userid=113092 Hope that helps. |
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Send message Joined: 14 May 11 Posts: 7 Credit: 88,074,082 RAC: 2,963
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Seems that the Linux 64 bit version of BOINC has been stuck at 7.2.42 for 3 years now. So a variable declaration of type "inf" is a valid statement? |
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Send message Joined: 22 Jun 13 Posts: 44 Credit: 64,258,609 RAC: 0
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Seems that the Linux 64 bit version of BOINC has been stuck at 7.2.42 for 3 years now. I was able to get 7.6.33 using the Ubuntu software installer. |
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Send message Joined: 14 May 11 Posts: 7 Credit: 88,074,082 RAC: 2,963
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Speaking about the "#define Q_INV_SQR inf" Milkyway error: I have been running BOINC/SETI for over 20 years. I have projects in Einstein, SETI, GPUGrid, Rosetta and Milkyway. Of the Milkyway project, there are 3 different types of jobs that I noticed. ONLY ONE OF THOSE IS FAILING. I do not subscribe to the idea that there is a configuration problem when all my other projects are screaming along (including alternate Milkyway jobs). The most reasonable explanation is a TYPO in the project files. Someone fatfingered a "t" into a "f" - which is not too hard to do since they are next to each other on the keyboard. What needs to happen is for a Milkyway developer to explain why this happens - and hopefully fix his own code. |
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Send message Joined: 9 Feb 16 Posts: 3 Credit: 67,982,469 RAC: 0  
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The most reasonable explanation is a TYPO in the project files. Someone fatfingered a "t" into a "f" - which is not too hard to do since they are next to each other on the keyboard. How careless they are! A number of people are contributing their computational power to MilkyWay@Home without and charge and MilkyWay@Home just work so casually. They clearly understand that if they loose you, they will have other people. So they don't even care about your feeling. I have already quit, and before they solve the problem, I will not be back. |
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Send message Joined: 16 Mar 10 Posts: 213 Credit: 108,377,497 RAC: 3,789  
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The most reasonable explanation is a TYPO in the project files. Someone fatfingered a "t" into a "f" - which is not too hard to do since they are next to each other on the keyboard. Actually, it's not fat-fingering at all, as I discovered by getting the application source from github and trying to remember my C/C++ programming from 20+ years ago!... For more information, I refer you to my response to Chris's post entitled "Fix it or I'm gone" in the MilkyWay@home Science board. Whilst it doesn't make the issue go away, it does try to explain it and point out a possible solution... http://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/forum_thread.php?id=4093 Cheers - Al. P.S. I'm just a user, like you folks... P.P.S. How many (full time or otherwise) programmers and technical staff do you think this project has? |
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Send message Joined: 9 Feb 16 Posts: 3 Credit: 67,982,469 RAC: 0
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The most reasonable explanation is a TYPO in the project files. Someone fatfingered a "t" into a "f" - which is not too hard to do since they are next to each other on the keyboard. Interesting. I have already read that. Any it seems that nobody from M@H dare to come and reply. |
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