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Julia crashing (possibly due to project Pardiso version) #71
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I haven't tried this at all personally with Pardiso 7. Did they change any of the API? |
I'm not sure. I have't seen any references online. I also emailed to ask but haven't heard back :-). |
The manual for Pardiso 7.2 is now online https://pardiso-project.org/manual/manual.pdf though I haven't looked through it |
the same is happening here. Is there a way to try with older versions of Pardiso? |
Are the older versions not available for download? |
Nope. I sent them an email asking for an older version. Waiting for the answer. |
I had several similar experiences (segfaults) using the newest version as well as older ones when trying to interface with the library directly (Python & Fortran). |
I am seeing crashing/segfaults from Pardiso.jl with (project) Pardiso.
I'm not sure if this is related, but the version of Pardiso that I got with my academic license was labelled as 7.0, though I get output that includes headers with
PARDISO 6.0.0
in them.The crashing is stochastic, the following code copied from one of the examples seems to triggers it:
I'm using Julia 1.6.0.
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