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I have had another error I was hoping you could help identify the cause.
In my notebook I set off an iterative algorithm, which starts without complaining, then after several iterations I get this 'LinkObject' error, which breaks everything and I have to reset the notebook. I'm really not sure what causes it. I was wondering if my memory was blowing up for some reason, so I was using the 'MemoryInUse[]' function to print out the memory after each iteration, which as you can see does not seem to be significantly increasing. For reference I am operating on a ~10 qubit system with the density matrix simulator on a Tesla V100, which I think it should be able to handle comfortably.
Please let me know if you have suggestions of what may be the cause, your help is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Joe
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Sincere apologies for the enormous delay! Somehow I missed this issue - we can always discuss these in-person now ;)
The error you encountered seems a severe one; Mathematica disconnected from the QuESTlink backend process, possibly because that process crashed or communicated invalidly to the Mathematica kernel, or something timed out.
This is most likely a bug (and a worrisome one!) in QuESTlink's C++ backend. I share your suspicions that a memory leak caused an overflow somewhere; maybe local stack memory (much smaller than your total ~.2GB) was somewhere exceeded.
Could you give me some more information about the code you were running during this crash? (if you even remember! I imagine I'm hopelessly, uselessly late eheh)
Hi Tyson,
I have had another error I was hoping you could help identify the cause.
In my notebook I set off an iterative algorithm, which starts without complaining, then after several iterations I get this 'LinkObject' error, which breaks everything and I have to reset the notebook. I'm really not sure what causes it. I was wondering if my memory was blowing up for some reason, so I was using the 'MemoryInUse[]' function to print out the memory after each iteration, which as you can see does not seem to be significantly increasing. For reference I am operating on a ~10 qubit system with the density matrix simulator on a Tesla V100, which I think it should be able to handle comfortably.
Please let me know if you have suggestions of what may be the cause, your help is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Joe
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: