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 Post subject: bad_alloc
PostPosted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 8:34 am 
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Location: McGill HEP
Hi,

As a new user, I just installed v50p on Linux and am getting a bad_alloc error when running either of the test files (599278 and 999276). After entering

>galprop 599276

I receive a large number of

iso_abundance_28_067
iso_abundance_28_067 not found in galdef file!
iso_abundance_28_068
iso_abundance_28_068 not found in galdef file!

etc, followed by (what looks like) proper execution, until

>>>> read_HIR
reading HIR from ../FITS/rbands_hi7.fits
read HIR open status= 104
0read HIR status= 104
1read HIR status= 104
2read HIR status= 104
3read HIR status= 104
5read HIR status= 104
6read HIR status= 104
8read HIR status= 104
9read HIR status= 104
NAXIS = 136035360
NAXIS1,2,3 = -1207769308 -1078009944 135946699
CRVAL1,2 = 89129 -3.25739e-05
CDELT1,2 = -3.12078e-05 4.68648e-34
#read HIR status= 104
generating galaxy.HIR:
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
what(): std::bad_alloc
Abort


rbands_hi7.fits is in the /FITS directory as it should be, and as far as I could find out bad_alloc is a memory problem, although running galprop on different machines doesn't seem to help (the most I have access to is 3gb). Has anyone run into this problem before? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks,

Aaron


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 Post subject: Re: bad_alloc
PostPosted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 11:30 am 
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Turned out to be a directory issue. Working now!


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 Post subject: Re: bad_alloc
PostPosted: Sat Jul 29, 2017 7:12 am 
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I am new to Galprop, and now using galprop-54.1.984, It show errors as follows, and computer screen gets stuck for a while.

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store_gcr: Exit
store_gcr: Time elapsed: 0.0533s (Real); 0.04s (Process); 0s (System)
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std :: bad_alloc'
what(): std :: bad_alloc
Aborted (core dumped)


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