This is less of a coding question than a question about the program not working as a whole, apologies if it is mis-placed.
[Edit: I'm running NetLogo on MacOS Big Sur v11.1)
After a hiatus of about 5 months of not using NetLogo, I recently updated to 6.2.0 after my earlier version (6.0.3) had problems running BehaviorSpace.
When I opened BehaviorSpace in the old version, NetLogo ceased to be functional: all buttons were frozen, except for occasionally "Run" for an experiment. Running an experiment, along with the excel output, would occur, but I couldn't click any of the buttons (like Update View). Before running an experiment, I could not expand the BehaviorSpace window or edit any of the parameters that I had set up months ago. I'm also unable to create a new experiment.
This continues to happen with the new version of NetLogo (6.2.0)- everything freezes, including the NetLogo Menu, but I can run an experiment if I don't mind not altering anything.
[EDIT: I've opened a model from the included Model Library, and BehaviorSpace similarly freezes the entire program, so it's not just my file... which is a relief]
Has anyone seen this, too? Any suggestions for how to fix this?
Thanks in advance.
Related
Summary: MATLAB runs an earlier version of my code, despite having saved the new version.
When I run my code, MATLAB seems to run an older version of it. For example, I changed the print statement from "What is the name of the vector you wish to analyze?" to "Hello. How are you?", but it still runs the previous version of the code, despite the fact that I saved the file.
I have tried deleting all the files in the MATLAB "Current Folders" directory, and even opening new files for every small iteration of my code, but to no avail. I've tried searching for resolution to similar errors online, but this does not seem to have been documented previously. The only resource that even refers to this online seems to be this question, whose only resolution was that "The error message was misleading."
I would greatly appreciate any help. I am new to MATLAB, so please pardon any naive mistakes.
In all likelihood, there are two copies of the code, the one you are editing and the one you are running.
If the code you are trying to run is called "mycode", try typing which mycode. This will tell you the location of the code version that you are running. I would also recommend closing the editor window and typing edit mycode, which will open that version.
Note: From the screenshot, it appears that you are running MATLAB through a web browser and I don't know how that handles files.
The problem
Hi, I have been experiencing this kind of loading infitely on the window screen: "Application.Reload" since two or three days ago. This just happened spontaneously without any reason. I have been seaching for a solution, but the uniques fixes i had found are not working for me.
The unique not permanet solution that I came up is just use the Task Manager and close up Unity.
The possible fixes that I have tried:
"Just locate the project folder in the system explorer and click on properties" (This only work one time per application or maybe it just do not work.)
"You can check to see if there is any place in your project path that is not in English" (It just do not work.)
These are the fixes that I have tried.
Example of the problem
Meanwhile I am writing this question, I want to re-confirm this is a infinite load. So I open up my Unity Proyect, enter in the Play Mode and write this question.
This is the result:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/sTA48.png
Edit: the image actually shows the longest time i have been waiting. (1:48:34hs)
Thank in advance for any kind of help!
As I know, this problem persist as well in any Unity Operation, it can happen on Reload, Importing, Asset Indexer, etc. Is just a problem that doesn't affect Unity, and devs marked it as WNF (We'll Not Fix).
I have been struggling with this problem for some years now and the only solution I found was to close it from Task Manager and reopen it.
A student in my class is unable to get BehaviorSpace to work on his machine. We are able to design and save experiment. When we click on run the dialog box for Run options opens and we select Table output. Then the problem arises. After clicking Ok it goes right back to the BehaviorSpace dialog, rather than asking us where to save the results and running the experiment. If we click on Run again, we go back to Run options and so on. I have never seen this before. If you have any ideas, please let us know.
He is using a 2020 MacBook Air running macOS Monterey 12.0.1.
Sincerely, Dale S. Rothman
I am coding in Python 2.7 using PyDev on Eclipse Neon IDE on Windows 10. My code is big and has lots of variables. It's a robotics simulation built from scratch so it does lots of computation. I am not proud of the code. But I can't go back and change the whole code to its ideal form.
It runs perfectly when I run it for one case. But, I have to run it multiple times to get a set of data. So I have put it in loop. This is a problem according to my observation.
The execution used to freeze at a random point after at least around a 100 iterations of the loop. I checked online for solutions and taking one suggestion increased the memory available for Eclipse and the performance increased. Now it freezes at around 200+ iterations.
I believe it is easier if I release certain memory at the start of each iteration. I may be absolutely wrong.
I wanted to know if there is a possible solution to this problem.
Over past days the option "Run Functional Simulation" (in waveform part) in Altera Quartus 13 here (i use in Ubuntu 11.10) was working fine, but since yesterday It, all of sudden, is not working. When I click in the option, it's opened a tiny grey retangle, and so it disappears. In other words, simulation doesn't work. Does anyone knows how to solve this problem?
Best Regards,
Inácio.
I recommend to start quartus in a console do exactly what you have done before and paste at least everything what is outputs in the console. Otherwise nobody can really help you.
My crystal ball tells me that you could delete or update a library which the simulator needs, or the PATH variable does not include the path of the executable of the simulator.