On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 8:16 AM, Lorenzo Zanon <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> After a libMesh update, I have to adjust my code to the
> explicit/implicit separation in RBEIMConstruction. Now, in my overridden
> function of  RBEIMConstruction::truth_solve I get an error at the
> following line:
>
>          rhs->add_vector(context.get_elem_residual(),
> context.get_dof_indices());
>
> The crash happens at the line:
>
>        if (!v.empty())
>
> in the function add_vector (see debugger below).
>
> If I convert context.get_elem_residual() from a DenseVector to a
> std::vector, I do not have any error. If I run RB-example4 (EIM), there
> is also no error.
>
> Can anybody see what is going wrong with my DenseVector?
>


I don't see how calling empty() on a std::vector could ever segfault,
unless there was something wrong with your build/compiler.  Since you
mention updating libmesh recently, could this be the issue?

The line numbers in your stack trace don't exactly line up with the master
version of libmesh...  Can you let us know exactly which version you are
using?

Also, if you can share the code that actually segfaults we can see if we
can reproduce it...

-- 
John
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