Hey Daniel,
I am getting an IMP usage exception when I try to use a
VelocityScalingOptimizerState (output run from gdb):
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "generateTrajectories.py", line 56, in <module>
p.runMolecularDynamics()
File
"/trombone1/home/dbarkan/IMP/impBuildFour/imp/debug/build/lib/IMP/pepdock/peptideDocker.py",
line
107, in runMolecularDynamics
self.mdHandler.runMdStage(i)
File
"/trombone1/home/dbarkan/IMP/impBuildFour/imp/debug/build/lib/IMP/pepdock/md.py",
line
59, in runMdStage
self.mdOptimizer.optimize(self.schedule.getStepCountForMdStage(stageNumber))
File
"/trombone1/home/dbarkan/IMP/impBuildFour/imp/debug/build/lib/IMP/__init__.py",
line
3049, in optimize
return _IMP.Optimizer_optimize(self, *args)
_IMP.UsageException: Usage check failure: Can't get attribute that is
not there
Context: MD 0::optimize/simulate
WARNING No frames were saved to file "HierarchySaveLink0" even though
objects were added.
WARNING Object "HierarchySaveLink0" was never used. See the
IMP::Object documentation for an explanation.
WARNING Object "lj_flex_flex" was never used. See the IMP::Object
documentation for an explanation.
[Inferior 1 (process 40694) exited with code 01]
I can use other OptimizerStates without seeing this error.
VelocityScalingOptimizerState was working before but stopped after I
changed some of my code (no IMP updates) around so I am probably not
initializing something correctly.
I tried running it with gdb but it appears to exit without allowing me
to see the backtrace (it says 'no stack' when I type backtrace).
Previously I was able to set a breakpoint when a usage exception was
occurring by typing
break IMP::internal::assert_fail
before running gdb. But that seems to no longer work:
(gdb) break IMP::internal::assert_fail
Function "IMP::internal::assert_fail" not defined.
Make breakpoint pending on future shared library load? (y or [n])
So my questions:
1. Does anything immediately stand out to you with the error?
2. Can I get gdb to stop upon the Usage Exception with the stack in
memory so I can track down the error?
Thanks,
Dave