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Re: [sumo-user] Segmentation Fault SUMO 1.16 on Ubuntu
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Hello Sasan,
you can try to execute sumo under the control of gdb from the
shell
gdb -ex run --args <path to your sumo> <your arguments
to sumo>
Eventually the gdb will stop and you can request with bt a
back-trace.
If you can build sumo on your own, you can try to build a debug
version (see
https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Developer/Debugging.html#debug_build) and
run gdb on that version.
Regards, Harald
Am 24.02.23 um 15:22 schrieb Jakob
Erdmann:
Is the crash reproducible on other machines?
Can you package a minimal set of input files for reproducing
the crash?
Hello Sasan,
I've just moved from 1.14 to 1.16 under ubuntu 20.04
(into a docker container) and things seem OK for several
hours of simulation using TRACI PYTHON and also using
LIBSUMO, for both console and gui. I do not think I've
changed something in my PYTHON app code when upgrading.
Strange it breaks in both cases for you.
Olivier
Dear all,
I tried to install SUMO 1.16 on my Ubuntu (both 20.04 and
22) by using
the stable release via apt and comping from the source. In
all cases,
I am getting a segmentation fault after some simulation
seconds. I am
running sumo without gui, from inside a conda env or just
in the
terminal. I am not sure what is causing the error, but I
have the same
setup but running SUMO 1.15 and it is working just fine.
Does anyone
have any tips?
Thanks,
Sasan
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