Hello David 

Thank you for the reply. 

-- We ran two benchmarks: " bfsBellmanFord.x10 " and " bfsDijkstra.x10 " 
present in IMSuite benchmark suite inside -- 
IMSuite/IMSuite_timing/IMSuite_Recursive/X10-FAC/bfsBellmanFord.x10 (same path 
for bfsDijkstra.x10) . 

-- Input used for testing can be found at -- 
IMSuite/IMSuite_Input/IMSuiteInput_64/inputbfsBellman_64_-spmax.txt (we tested 
using 64 and 128 inputs for bfsBellmanFord and 512 input bfsDijkstra) 

-- We used a 16 core machine and X10_NTHREADS set to 16. 
-- X10 version used x10-2.3.0 (as benchmarks are currently distributed in this 
version), Java -- jdk1.7.51, g++ versions tested -- (4.4.2 and 4.3) 

Compilation -- x10c++ bfsBellmanFord.x10 
Running -- ./a.out -in inputbfsBellman_64_-spmax.txt 

Note -- We found frequency of segmentation fault to increase as input size was 
increased (say from 64 to 128) 

Regards 

Suyash 


From: "David P Grove" <gro...@us.ibm.com> 
To: "Mailing list for users of the X10 programming language" 
<x10-users@lists.sourceforge.net> 
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2014 7:45:26 PM 
Subject: Re: [X10-users] Regarding Native X10 



suy...@cse.iitm.ac.in wrote on 08/13/2014 02:41:55 AM: 
> 
> We were trying to run the IMSuite Benchmarks with Native (C++) 
> backend. On running few of the recursive benchamrks such as 
> (bfsBellmanFord.x10, bfsDijkstra.x10) in some runs we came across 
> "segmentation fault". When we thought of executing these benchmarks 
> on Managed (Java) backend, they ran to completion and produced the 
> correct output. We tried testing the kernels several time on both 
> backends and found Managed X10 runtime more stable. 
> 
> Also we observed segmentation fault was more evident in kernels 
> utilizing "clocks" (in Native X10). We are unable to interpret this 
> issue and why it occurs only with Native X10 runtime. 
> Setup of our testing: IMSuite Recursive Kernels -- X10-FAC set -- 
> bfsBellmanFord.x10 , Input -- inputbfsBellmanFord_64_-spmax.txt 
> 

Hi, 

Could you send me a link to the code you are running and detailed compile/run 
instructions to try to duplicate the failure? 

I can try to take a look next week. 

thanks, 

--dave 

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