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Tests fail with invalid pointer on free during make #117
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I have tried in two envs, here is the one I got furthest on: Env Details: I was able to get it working without building the tests, but I had to manually install MKL/TBB and point to the libraries using LD_LIBRARY_PATH |
I tried to do another fresh install and I get the following error when running the matrixExample: In function void af::initDataArray(void**, const T*, af::source, dim_t, dim_t, dim_t, dim_t) [with T = int; af_array = void*; af::source = af_source; dim_t = long long int] This machine does not have CUDA installed. |
Here's some more info: The following additional packages were installed based on errors:
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We have been investigating your installation issue starting from a fresh Ubuntu 18.04 box. We believe your issue is related with the ArrayFire installation. We have thoroughly followed their installation guide for Linux (which is available at: http://arrayfire.org/docs/installing.htm#Linux). Your problem might be related with the second step of the guide, which includes the ArrayFire
Another possible issue could be that your box do not have the following libraries installed:
You can install them using the following command: To test your ArrayFire installation, you might want to use the ArrayFire Python binding. Follow the next steps:
The last command will provide you with the names of the shared libraries that could not be loaded. If you don't have CUDA installed, then ignore the CUDA missing library error message. The MKL and TBB libraries are included in the |
Fixed on #153 |
Not sure if this is on my end or in one of my shared libraries causing the problem.
Here's the error during the build.
https://gist.github.com/zpzim/a7added1e63587e162f871383e33b1dc
It might be related to Intel TBB. I get this error even when I comment out the entire test function
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