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Mips crash on vm/cc/EvalExpressionExhaustCIDs #20056
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Set owner to @rmacnak-google. |
When the swap is turned off, the process crashes with signal 9 (exit 137), due to out-of-memory. I still don't have a dump in other cases. |
Bill, I think we have plenty of indication where this is coming from. The first step would be to skip this test on MIPS until we have beefier HW. |
OK. I'll make a CL. |
r38315 Added Fixed label. |
This test still takes 700 MB resident in release mode, and more in debug mode, where it is killed. So it started failing again. Either something happened to undo the fix made in r38315, ore something else happened to increase memory usage again. The memory usage seems to be at least 10 kB per expression evaluation, since the loop runs 65536 times. Skipping the test in the status file. Added Triaged label. |
Added Accepted label. |
Stable size grows after r39688. cc @kodandersson. |
Set owner to @kodandersson. |
The recent increase in resident size was caused by missing usage tracking; fixed in r39785. Added Fixed label. |
Probably between revisions 38126 and 38141, mips hardware started crashing on the test vm/cc/EvalExpressionExhaustCIDs. This is a consistent crash, that happens almost every time on release_checked mode. In a case where it passed, in release_unchecked mode, it was the longest running test, at 95 seconds.
FAILED: none-vm-checked release_mips vm/cc/EvalExpressionExhaustCIDs
Expected: Pass
Actual: Crash
CommandOutput[run_vm_unittest]:
I notice when running the test that it takes huge amounts of memory:
0 1385m 780m 1904 D 7.1 80.1 0:58.30 run_vm_tests
We added swap, so it doesn't immediately crash when using all of the 1 GB ram on the machine, but the memory usage could be the problem causing the crash. I don't have a crash dump yet.
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