Hi Randy,

I'm on 
gcc --version
gcc (Ubuntu 4.4.3-4ubuntu5.1) 4.4.3

so that may or may not be the problem.

As far as I can tell the log files are pretty much the same except for the Wilson scale factor for some reason (but the Wilson scaling seem to be the same) and then 
Select peaks over xx.x% of top (i.e. 0.xxx*(top-mean)+mean)
is different in the two runs (54% and 40.5% respectively).

Cheers,
Morten


On 19 November 2012 11:27, Phil Evans <pre@mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk> wrote:

Randy

I'm using gcc 4.6.0 on Mac (from the HPC website http://hpc.sourceforge.net/)

Phil



On 19 Nov 2012, at 10:28, Randy Read wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Could you double-check the two log files to see whether there was an input error?  I agree that the second eLLG result looks more realistic, so I'm wondering if the same information was given about sequence identity and composition of the asymmetric unit.  If all the input is the same, that would mean we have a bug to track down.
>
> On the memory leak question, we'll have to look into which version of gcc is used to compile Phaser with OpenMP support.  Unfortunately, there do seem to be problems with older versions of gcc (e.g. the 4.2.1 version distributed with Macs) giving memory leaks.  The same code compiled with newer versions of gcc (something like 4.4 or newer, if I remember correctly) works fine.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Randy
>
> On 19 Nov 2012, at 09:45, Morten Groftehauge wrote:
>
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> I was trying out the new Parallel Phaser (dev-1214) and using a model prepared by Rosetta covering 25% of the total structure (32% identity to the homology model), NCS = 2. 5 models actually but not really relevant since the program spontaneously stopped running after a couple of hours (I love what it's supposed to do though!). My question is about the log however. In the Parallel Phaser log it says:
>>    Expected LLG and Resolution Limits
>>    ----------------------------------
>>    Expected LLG target:              120.00
>>    Expected LLG achieved:            120.0
>>    Resolution of All Data:            2.38
>>    Resolution limited by eLLG target: 4.83
>>       This resolution WILL NOT be used as the default
>>
>>    The expected LLG achieved is greater than 120 (eLLG target)
>>
>> but when I tried to recreate that run in the regular Phaser-MR I get this message in the log
>>    Expected LLG and Resolution Limits
>>    ----------------------------------
>>    Expected LLG target:              120.00
>>    Expected LLG achieved:            49.7
>>    Resolution of All Data:            2.38
>>    Resolution limited by eLLG target: 2.38
>>       This resolution WILL NOT be used as the default
>>
>>    The expected LLG achieved is less than 60 (half eLLG target)
>>       FTF rescoring WILL be performed due to low expected LLG signal
>>       Deep search will be performed from the start
>>
>> I think the second result looks more realistic (unfortunately) but I still don't understand why the difference?
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Morten
>>
>> PS Seems like there's a memory leak in 1214 and 1207 when I run the Phaser step of MR_Rosetta. Does this sound right? Definitely in 1207 but it seems like it's still there in 1214.
>>
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>> Pohl Group
>> Durham University
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