Hi again, I had another segmentation fault while running moses. I also created a minimal (less than 2 kbytes) example that replicates the problem and attached it to this email. Using the files in the tar.gz, if you do: `moses -f moses.ini -xml-input exclusive < input` you get a segment fault.
If you use "ignore" instead of "exclusive" it ends ok. If you comment out (in moses.ini) one of the phrase tables (and its weights) it also ends ok. If you don't use xml options at the input it also ends ok. I traced the seg fault to a destructor of the (abstract :/) Phrase class. Any help would be appreciated, thanks! On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 3:09 PM, Rafael Carrascosa <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, I had a segmentation fault while running moses, so I created a > minimal[0] example that replicates the problem and attached it to this > email. > Using the files in the tar.gz, if you do: > `moses -f moses.ini < input` > you get a segment fault. > > The problem seems to go away if you remove the section > [output-factors] completely. > I undertand that it makes sense that moses fails to work because there > is no data to generate 3 outpus factors, but I report this anyway > because it crashed instead of failing :) > > [0] Less than 2 kbytes in files
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