CosmoMC 2013 run

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Vanessa Smer
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Affiliation: ROE at University of Edinburgh

CosmoMC 2013 run

Post by Vanessa Smer » October 17 2013

Dear Antony

After successfully compiling CosmoMC June 2013, I am trying to run it. However, after doing:

./cosmomc params.ini

I get the following:

head:vsm/cosmomc_jun13> ./cosmomc params.ini
Random seeds: 7247, 23665 rand_inst: 0
read CMB datasets
Reading: supernovae data
adding parameters for: Union2.1
WARNING: zero padding ext cls in LoadFiducialHighLTemplate
Computing tensors: F
Doing CMB lensing: F
Doing non-linear Pk: 0
lmax = 6500
lmax_computed_cl = 1500
max_eta_k = 3000.00000000000
transfer kmax = 0.800000011920929
Number of C_ls = 4
Fast divided into 1 blocks
Varying 5 parameters ( 5 slow ( 0 semi-slow), 0 fast ( 0 semi-fast))
forrtl: Is a directory
forrtl: severe (39): error during read, unit 21, file /home/vsm/cosmomc_jun13/./
Image PC Routine Line Source
cosmomc 00000000006CB6AE Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 00000000006CA146 Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 0000000000674CD2 Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 0000000000613B0C Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 000000000061302C Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 000000000063CE14 Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 0000000000443588 Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 00000000004C4DAB Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 00000000004C6FA4 Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 00000000004F266F Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 000000000040724C Unknown Unknown Unknown
libc.so.6 00007F4FF0226EAD Unknown Unknown Unknown
cosmomc 0000000000407129 Unknown Unknown Unknown

I used:

grep -r -n forrtl

But didn't help. It seems like "forrtl" should be a file but is a directory? Do you know why this happens?

Thanks!

Jason Dossett
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CosmoMC 2013 run

Post by Jason Dossett » October 18 2013

Hi Vanessa,

forrtl actually stands for Fortran Run Time Library. "forrtl: ...." pops up and indicates there was an error running the program.

forrtl: severe (39) indicates that there was an error while trying to read a file. In this case some file path was pointing to the current directory rather than the file cosmomc was trying to read.

Based upon when you received the error, it looks like there is an issue with the file path to the covariance matrix defined in params.ini with the line:

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propose_matrix =
Hope that helps.

Jason

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