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When using time_fourier_transform on a single core machine (in this case the free AWS instance), the program ends with the following error:
std::bad_alloc
test_fourier_transform runs fine, and both time_fourier_transform and test_fourier_transform run fine on multi-core machines. Is this error due to the limitations of the processing power of the machine?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Ah, yes. You're hitting the memory limit, so when it tries to allocate the buffer for a big transform
it throws an exception. IIRC the free instances are limited to 1GB, so you'll hit it quite quickly. Does
it at least get some of the smaller transforms done?
When using
time_fourier_transform
on a single core machine (in this case the free AWS instance), the program ends with the following error:std::bad_alloc
test_fourier_transform
runs fine, and bothtime_fourier_transform
andtest_fourier_transform
run fine on multi-core machines. Is this error due to the limitations of the processing power of the machine?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: