#1 2011-03-24 08:56:31

jeanpierreaubry

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From: nantes (france)

Registered: 2009-03-12

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what means EXIT=134?

hello

what is the meaning of this error code,
it apperead abruptly while altering mesh or comm file, i can't trace it

all the CACL_ELEM and CALC_NO made before that give good results

   #  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
    #  COMMANDE NO :  0075            CONCEPT DE TYPE : 
    #  -------------                  ----------------- 
   IMPR_TABLE(IMPR_FONCTION='NON',
             FORMAT='TABLEAU',
             COMMENTAIRE='#',
             FORMAT_R='E12.5',
             FIN_LIGNE='\n',
             UNITE=8,
             FORMAT_C='MODULE_PHASE',
             INFO=1,
             DEBUT_LIGNE='',
             SEPARATEUR=' ',
             COMM_PARA='',
             TABLE=arg,
             );

  
    #  USAGE DE LA MEMOIRE JEVEUX
    #     - MEMOIRE DYNAMIQUE CONSOMMEE :       184.07 Mo (MAXIMUM ATTEINT :       720.01 Mo) 
    #     - MEMOIRE UTILISEE            :         9.52 Mo (MAXIMUM ATTEINT :        57.97 Mo) 
    #  USAGE DE LA MEMOIRE POUR LE PROCESSUS
    #     - VmPeak :       901.62 Mo - VmData :       710.16 Mo - VmSize :       879.35 Mo 

    #  FIN COMMANDE NO : 0075   USER+SYST:        0.02s (SYST:        0.00s, ELAPS:        0.02s)
    #  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
EXECUTION_CODE_ASTER_EXIT_7383-dedalus=134

i am quite puzzled

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Thomas DE SOZA

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From: EDF

Registered: 2007-11-23

Posts: 3,066

Re: what means EXIT=134?

Source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_%28computing%29

134-128 = 6

6 = SIGABRT

So Code_Aster was terminated by a call to the abort sys function

In a nutshell : likely a bug.

TdS

jeanpierreaubry

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From: nantes (france)

Registered: 2009-03-12

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Re: what means EXIT=134?

Source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_%28computing%29

134-128 = 6

6 = SIGABRT

So Code_Aster was terminated by a call to the abort sys function

In a nutshell : likely a bug.

TdS

je dirais même plus, un bug !

in case it may help here is the .o7383 file
the only work around seems to supress the POST_RELEVE_T and IMPR_TABLE (i had 6 of them) one after the other until it works
however these results were more or less needed

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sébastien meunier

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From: EDF Lab Les Renardières

Registered: 2007-12-02

Posts: 287

Re: what means EXIT=134?

Hello,

It seems you have forgotten to attach your .o7383 file

Best regards,

Sébastien

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jeanpierreaubry

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From: nantes (france)

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Re: what means EXIT=134?

hello

exact here it is

jean pierre aubry

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Attachments:
support.o7383-dedalus, Size: 101.33 KiB, Downloads: 413

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Thomas DE SOZA

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From: EDF

Registered: 2007-11-23

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Re: what means EXIT=134?

It looks like a bug. The files are needed to reproduce the problem.

TdS

jeanpierreaubry

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From: nantes (france)

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Re: what means EXIT=134?

asking for it is getting it

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Attachments:
error134.tar.gz, Size: 215.28 KiB, Downloads: 334

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From: EDF

Registered: 2007-11-23

Posts: 3,066

Re: what means EXIT=134?

We reproduce the problem, thanks for the continued feedback.

TdS