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(SKILL profiler): can not create a new tree node. (the result tree view will be incomplete)

marcelpreda
marcelpreda over 3 years ago

Hi there,

I have a skill script to process some simulation results. There are two issues

  • huge hashes (makeTable), they need a lot of memory - overall the process takes ~ 12GB 
  • long time to run  , 3-4 days . this is the main concern. We have a lot of OP() and VF() calls to get the simulation results.

So, I was trying to debug it using skill profiler (time and call counts).

After 2 days in CDS.log I've notices this warning:
 (SKILL profiler): can not create a new tree node. (the result tree view will be incomplete)

what could be the reason? Most likely I can not trust the profiler's statistic.

virtuoso version IC6.1.6-64b.500.13.2

Thank you,

Marcel

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago

    Marcel,

    The profile list view should be OK - it's just the tree view. Having taken a look, there seems to be a limit on the maximum size of a hash table that the profiler creates to support the tree view, but it's not entirely clear what would trigger that. I can only find one mention of the message in a case and even then that was not really the issue being investigated.

    I think you'll need to report this to customer support for further investigation (maybe you can provide an example, although I guess the challenge might be if it's cut down to something smaller you may not see the problem).

    Regards,

    Andrew

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