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Re: [ptp-dev] InvocationTargetException - stack trace
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Clement,
On first glance it looks worse.
If I launch a new debug session w/o cleaning up old one (via
cleanupOmpi.sh)
It just hangs, with Dialog say8ing "Launching MyHello. And below the
stuck progress bar, it says "Starting OMPI proxy runtime..."
I had to kill the runtime workbench via the development workbench to exit.
This was from my (first PTP install) on my desktop machine. Then I did
this:
run cleanupOmpi.sh
relaunch PTP
relaunch PTP debug of my parallel app
It just stopped. didn't seem to be running anything.
relauch PTP debug of my parallel app again.
I can debug OK. Stops at main, and i can step all.
On second glance it looks worse
Kill PTP (close Eclipse window)
relaunch PTP
DID NOT run cleanupOmpi.sh
relaunch PTP debug of MyHello
I can debug OK. (Strange, did not need cleanup this time)
Could be my confusion driving the thing...
...Beth
Beth Tibbitts (859) 243-4981 (TL 545-4981)
IBM T.J.Watson Research Center
Mailing Address: IBM Corp., 455 Park Place, Lexington, KY 40511
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| Subject: Re: [ptp-dev] InvocationTargetException - stack trace |
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Thanks Beth. From your debug message, I know there is null pointer
exception error. I have fixed it. Please check out the latest
version. Let me know if you got any error, please.
Regards,
Clement
