Federico Padua

@junghans Did you get some "extra" info from last time you tried to contact Sebastian? Because then with @acfogarty we can decide what do and how to proceed with this...

What happened to this? I remove myself from the assignees since there are more informed people about this.

Ok, regarding `psfwrite` I notice that it can suffer the same problem as `writexyz` at the python level, i.e. looping through all the particles. For example, in the case of...

This seems to have been solved in boost 1.77: https://github.com/boostorg/python/commit/aee2667407736593bfbc81836e64d9d743d10481 I just downloaded the boost tar and indeed 1.77 seems to have those changes that should solve that warning you...

Some good starting questions would be: 1) Are you running on your laptop or on a cluster? 2) If laptop, is something else running in the background? 3) Are you...

1. The fact that you see a grow of the memory needed just for CPU 0 might be due to the fact that in the gather method which is called...

It seems that the size of configurationsExt is incremented after push_back() in pushConfig() and when it gets to the destructor ~ConfigurationsExt() the vector is empty, as it should be.

I'm not using Intel's MKL as far as I'm aware of... The only plausible explanation might be former zombie processes as you say. The thing I don't understand is that...

Hi @pdebuyl, I just added MPI hints knowing the GPFS stripe size; I haven't played with chunked file, it's one thing I wanted to do but then I didn't go...

Hi @stuehn, I perfectly agree with you, I would not remove it. Just give some kind of notice/warning of not "suggested" use for larger simulations at larger CPUs count unless...