Anton Korobeynikov
Anton Korobeynikov
Hello Your SPAdes job was killed by some external process. Likely more information could be found in the system log / from your system administrator PS: I would also suggest...
> Could You help to identify the problem? There are no errors in attached `spades.log` file. Will you please attach a correct one from failed run?
Looks like you redirected output from several runs into a single output directory – spades.log contains intermixed lines. This is not going to work.
> * Type check functions only in the context of their calls, with the concrete types. C++ templates are probably the most prominent examples, with all the power and trouble...
@hp48gx we faced the same issue in https://github.com/ablab/spades/. For us the situation is even more worse as we are using OpenMP and it is the runtime that manages the pool...
> at the moment, we basically followed a different approach: as every worker thread has a task queue, we inject in all queues a special task that executes mi_stats_merge() and...
Autodiff relies heavily on inlining and closure optimizations, so some non-trivial code shows the impact of optimizations. Usually the difference for reverse pass (derivative calculation, corresponds to `AutoDiffBuildingSimulator.Reverse`) is ~10x...
@swift-ci please test
@swift-ci please benchmark
Tagging @JaapWijnen