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Virtuoso crash with error message "The reported error is : St9bad_alloc"

Hi,

My vrituoso sesion keep crashing when i trying to edit in Full Chip Level. Below is the error message, does anyone knows what the root cause for this. If memory is the main cause, how can i solve it.

Your advice and suggestion is much appreciated. Thanks

\# Memory report: now 3921764352 (0xe9c16000) bytes, UTC 2010.12.09 04:16:17.909 \# test ***warning***: memory usage seems to be dangerously high.

\w *WARNING* (GE-2012): An unexpected system error occurred in function geiDrawMultiLevels.

\w The reported error is : St9bad_alloc.

\w Contact customer service to investigate this issue.

\a hiDBoxOK(SPNlFpChkPinWarning)

\# Memory report: now 3921797120 (0xe9c1e000) bytes, UTC 2010.12.09 04:47:43.157 \# test ***warning***: memory usage seems to be dangerously high.

\r t

\o INFO (DB-170018): (dbPanic) dumping stack \o virtuoso has encountered a fatal internal application error and will now exit.d_alloc

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Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

Hi How,

That's right. Can you monitor the memory consumption - maybe there's a leak, or you genuinely are using a lot of memory still.

Worth trying with the latest IC614 hotfix too, in case it's a problem that has already been resolved.

Regards,

Andrew
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Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

Hi How,

That's right. Can you monitor the memory consumption - maybe there's a leak, or you genuinely are using a lot of memory still.

Worth trying with the latest IC614 hotfix too, in case it's a problem that has already been resolved.

Regards,

Andrew
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