terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'

[VERTlG0]

Platform: GNU/Linux Arch: Amd64 Kernel: 4.15.4 GCC: 5.4.0 btcpd version: Bitcoin Private Daemon version v1.0.10-1-9ee1d690

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       Block height | 281258
                   Connections | 4
                     Network solution rate | 26482089 Sol/s
                         Local solution rate | 0.0461 Sol/s

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                         Since starting this node 10 minutes, 16 seconds ago:
                         - You have validated 2907 transactions!
                         - You have completed 10 Equihash solver runs.
                         terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
                           what():  std::bad_alloc
                           Aborted

[BlueSilver22]

@jc23424 thoughts on this?

[ramphy]

@VERTlG0 Can you send a memory usage and other stats report?

[ch4ot1c]

Need a debug log to investigate further. Certainly is a very rare issue / edge case. Regardless, the well-maintained Bitcoin codebase we are using in the rebase will have all these Zclassic-originated bugs squashed.

Please check out our progress, remembering it is not production ready: https://github.com/BTCPrivate/BTCP-Rebase