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Olfat,
Make sure your software is properly compiled and linked for the use with
OS emulation. If you don't need multiple processors, stick to one to
simplify problem solving.
This is the equivalent of a segmentation fault, your application has
written outside the available memory space.
Cheers,
Giovanni
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Olfat,
I assume that what you are saying is that your architecture didn't have
enough memory, and it appears to run with 512MB?
> but what i did not got is that it did not give me a final results the
> simulator courser just kept flashing ??
Have you waited for a while? The simulator is several orders of
magnitude slower than executing the code natively.
Cheers,
Giovanni