Out of memory, the cause can be programming error or, if the scenery is very big OLSR will consume a lot of memory. I have suffer a problem similar in win xp because, for a unknown reason, the memory manager didn’t work correctly and the OS couldn’t reuse the memory, but ths same simulation was executed without problems in Linux.
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This behavior is bit strange, Std::bad_alloc is generated by the “new” and, usually, when the program run out of memory
Thanks.. I can use “switch workspace” as in eclipse – File -> Switch Workspace.
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I believe that my issue wound up being related to versions. Make sure that your veins, sumo, and python versions are right, make sure your folder names match the versions, and make sure that the right version/folder names match what you call for in the command line.
I hope this helps.
-Marc
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