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Dear all, I need to simulate a (very) large RC network modeling a circuit equivalent model to simulate thermal distribution, ~12,000 Rs, ~4,000 Cs, ~4,000 nodes). When I run the simulation, I get a segmentation fault. GDB says that the call is caused by a call to: sca_core::sca_implementation::sca_conservative_view::move_connected_module( and, if I look at the call stack, I see that many invocations of these function are recursively done, until the simulation crashes. I had a look at the code with Valgrind, and got that the seg fault is caused by a stack overflow:
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My top-level is a NoC consists of a Network-On-Chip with a grid of 15*15 nodes (Router+PE). Been trying to simulate it in different machines/configurations but kept stopping at different times of the simulation. Can't see what causes the problem and hence I am stack. 1) Running only SystemC / C++ executable (output of the compiler) in a LSF cluster. Simulation runs normally with expected output then it stops at the 55000ish cycle (cycle accurate model) with this error message: noc_exe: ../../../../src/sysc/kernel/sc_cor_qt.cpp:107: virtual void sc_core::sc_cor_qt::stack_protect(bool): Asse
