Recently I've begun to receive SyntaxError
s when running parallel neural-network simulations using brian2
. These are being raised by calls to scipy.weave.inline
when it tries to evaluate lines of code in a cache file.
The full description of the problem and my guess at its cause is here .
And here is a link to a related question I asked earlier, with a full stacktrace for one of the errors. My answer to that question provides just a temporary solution. (Syntax errors are re-introduced as soon as a new set of parallel runs is executed.)
Is there an easy way for me to avoid this race condition?
This appears to be a known bug in scipy
: See this and this discussion on github
. Some workarounds are suggested in these discussions:
1) Execute a single run of the script -- so that the cache file is filled -- and then execute the other runs in parallel. The parallel runs will not try to re-fill the cache.
2) Make a symbolic link from /tmp
to ~/.python27_compiled
. (I'm not sure why this would work.)
3) Use cython
instead.
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