Trace number 242936

Some explanations

A solver is run under the control of another program named runsolver. runsolver is in charge of imposing the CPU time limit and the memory limit to the solver. It also monitors some information about the process. The trace of the execution of a solver is divided into four (or five) parts:
  1. SOLVER DATA
    This is the output of the solver (stdout and stderr).
    Note that some very long lines in this section may be truncated by your web browser ! In such a case, you may want to use the "Download as text" link to get the trace as a text file.

    When the --timestamp option is passed to the runsolver program, each line output by the solver is prepended with a timestamp which indicates at what time the line was output by the solver. Times are relative to the start of the program, given in seconds, and are wall clock time (not CPU time).

    As some 'v lines' may be very long (sometimes several megabytes), the 'v line' output by your solver may be split on several lines to help limit the size of the trace recorded in the database. In any case, the exact output of your solver is preserved in a trace file.
  2. VERIFIER DATA
    The output of the solver is piped to a verifier program which will search a value line "v " and, if found, will check that the given interpretation satisfies all constraints.
  3. CONVERSION SCRIPT DATA (Optionnal)
    When a conversion script is used, this section shows the messages that were output by the conversion script.
  4. WATCHER DATA
    This is the informations gathered by the runsolver program. It first prints the different limits. There's a first limit on CPU time set to X seconds (see the parameters in the trace). After this time has ellapsed, runsolver sends a SIGTERM and 2 seconds later a SIGKILL to the solver. For safety, there's also another limit set to X+30 seconds which will send a SIGXPU to the solver. The last limit is on the virtual memory used by the process (see the parameters in the trace).
    Every ten seconds, the runsolver process fetches the content of /proc/loadavg, /proc/pid/stat and /proc/pid/statm (see man proc) and prints it as raw data. This is only recorded in case we need to investigate the behaviour of a solver. The memory used by the solver (vsize) is also given every ten seconds.
    When the solver exits, runsolver prints some informations such as status and time. CPU usage is the ratio CPU Time/Real Time.
  5. LAUNCHER DATA
    These informations are related to the script which will launch the solver. The most important informations are the command line given to the solver, the md5sum of the different files and the dump of the /proc/cpuinfo and /proc/meminfo which provides some useful information on the computer.

Solver answer on this benchmark

Solver NameAnswerCPU timeWall clock time
CSPtoSAT+minisat 0.3SAT 0.018996 0.0213879

General information on the benchmark

Namedimacs/aim-50/
aim-50-1-6-sat-3_ext.xml
MD5SUM4ddf9fbba30402f0d21e02cca1191837
Bench CategoryN-ARY-EXT (n-ary constraints in extension)
Best result obtained on this benchmarkSAT
Best CPU time to get the best result obtained on this benchmark0.015997
SatisfiableYES
(Un)Satisfiability was proved
Number of variables50
Number of constraints78
Maximum constraint arity3
Maximum domain size2
Number of constraints which are defined in extension78
Number of constraints which are defined in intension0
Global constraints used (with number of constraints)

Solver Data (download as text)

0.01	c This is CSPtoSAT+minisat version 0.3
0.01	c (c) 2006 roussel@cril.univ-artois.fr
0.01	
0.01	c This solver internally uses a modified version of MiniSat2 version 061112
0.01	c MiniSat -- Copyright (c) 2003-2006, Niklas Een, Niklas Sorensson
0.01	
0.01	c parsing...
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R0
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R1
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R2
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R3
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R4
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R5
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R6
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R7
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R8
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R9
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R10
0.01	c preparing clauses for relation R11
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V21 V26 V42 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V3 V5 V16 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V1 V14 V35 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V0 V11 V17 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V2 V4 V10 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V4 V22 V24 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V9 V23 V25 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V17 V37 V47 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V11 V15 V30 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V0 V22 V31 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V20 V33 V44 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V13 V28 V36 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R0 (conflicts) and variables V10 V34 V36 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R1 (conflicts) and variables V35 V37 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R2 (conflicts) and variables V23 V28 V35 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R2 (conflicts) and variables V7 V34 V46 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R2 (conflicts) and variables V8 V12 V43 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R2 (conflicts) and variables V33 V38 V46 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R2 (conflicts) and variables V2 V13 V46 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R2 (conflicts) and variables V9 V31 V40 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R3 (conflicts) and variables V14 V47 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V6 V18 V25 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V37 V42 V49 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V33 V37 V49 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V3 V15 V39 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V1 V29 V34 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V7 V27 V46 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V27 V32 V36 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V12 V30 V41 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V0 V31 V48 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V0 V10 V48 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V9 V22 V24 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V9 V16 V39 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V19 V20 V29 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R4 (conflicts) and variables V4 V12 V32 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R5 (conflicts) and variables V8 V42 V49 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R5 (conflicts) and variables V33 V37 V40 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R5 (conflicts) and variables V23 V35 V44 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R5 (conflicts) and variables V7 V29 V34 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R5 (conflicts) and variables V20 V32 V36 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R5 (conflicts) and variables V17 V30 V41 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R5 (conflicts) and variables V2 V4 V19 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R6 (conflicts) and variables V6 V21 V45 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R7 (conflicts) and variables V7 V21 V26 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R8 (conflicts) and variables V6 V23 V25 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R8 (conflicts) and variables V6 V21 V23 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R8 (conflicts) and variables V8 V26 V49 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R8 (conflicts) and variables V6 V35 V44 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R8 (conflicts) and variables V12 V30 V43 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R8 (conflicts) and variables V11 V17 V47 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R8 (conflicts) and variables V0 V47 V48 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R8 (conflicts) and variables V15 V31 V48 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R9 (conflicts) and variables V16 V33 V40 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R9 (conflicts) and variables V18 V28 V44 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R9 (conflicts) and variables V9 V25 V38 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R9 (conflicts) and variables V1 V5 V36 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R9 (conflicts) and variables V18 V19 V41 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R9 (conflicts) and variables V24 V26 V45 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R9 (conflicts) and variables V1 V3 V42 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R10 (conflicts) and variables V6 V18 V23 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R10 (conflicts) and variables V3 V5 V15 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R10 (conflicts) and variables V1 V14 V29 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R10 (conflicts) and variables V27 V32 V46 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R10 (conflicts) and variables V13 V20 V43 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R10 (conflicts) and variables V0 V2 V48 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R10 (conflicts) and variables V4 V10 V43 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R10 (conflicts) and variables V30 V34 V38 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V33 V40 V45 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V5 V16 V33 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V15 V18 V39 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V15 V28 V39 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V14 V35 V44 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V13 V20 V36 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V8 V13 V43 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V11 V17 V41 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V4 V19 V24 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V22 V24 V38 
0.01	c instanciating clauses for relation R11 (conflicts) and variables V1 V2 V27 
0.01	c ...done
0.01	c #SATvar=102 #SATclauses=180 #CSPpredicates=0
0.01	Verified 180 original clauses.
0.01	c SAT problem is solved
0.01	restarts              : 1
0.01	conflicts             : 7              (500 /sec)
0.01	decisions             : 17             (0.00 % random) (1215 /sec)
0.01	propagations          : 257            (18361 /sec)
0.01	conflict literals     : 20             (4.76 % deleted)
0.01	Memory used           : 6.64 MB
0.01	CPU time              : 0.013997 s
0.01	c all predicates checked
0.01	
0.01	s SATISFIABLE
0.01	v 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 
0.01

Verifier Data (download as text)

OK

Watcher Data (download as text)

runsolver version 3.1.3 (c) roussel@cril.univ-artois.fr

command line: runsolver --timestamp -w ROOT/results/node2/watcher-242936-1168701598 -o ROOT/results/node2/solver-242936-1168701598 -C 1800 -M 900 /tmp/evaluation/242936-1168701598/CSPtoSAT+minisat /tmp/evaluation/242936-1168701598/unknown.xml 

Enforcing CPUTime limit (soft limit, will send SIGTERM then SIGKILL): 1800 seconds
Enforcing CPUTime limit (hard limit, will send SIGXCPU): 1830 seconds
Enforcing VSIZE limit (soft limit, will send SIGTERM then SIGKILL): 921600 KiB
Enforcing VSIZE limit (hard limit, stack expansion will fail with SIGSEGV, brk() and mmap() will return ENOMEM): 972800 KiB
Current StackSize limit: 10240 KiB

/proc/loadavg: 1.37 1.59 0.79 5/87 5498
/proc/meminfo: memFree=1602936/2055920 swapFree=4180552/4192956
[pid=5497] ppid=5495 vsize=6696 CPUtime=0
/proc/5497/stat : 5497 (CSPtoSAT+minisa) R 5495 5497 5441 0 -1 4194304 436 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 1 0 218555559 6856704 415 18446744073709551615 134512640 134728504 4294956704 18446744073709551615 10499039 0 0 4096 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 0
/proc/5497/statm: 1674 415 375 52 0 30 0

Child status: 0
Real time (s): 0.0213879
CPU time (s): 0.018996
CPU user time (s): 0.013997
CPU system time (s): 0.004999
CPU usage (%): 88.8164
Max. virtual memory (cumulated for all children) (KiB): 0

getrusage(RUSAGE_CHILDREN,...) data:
user time used= 0.013997
system time used= 0.004999
maximum resident set size= 0
integral shared memory size= 0
integral unshared data size= 0
integral unshared stack size= 0
page reclaims= 857
page faults= 0
swaps= 0
block input operations= 0
block output operations= 0
messages sent= 0
messages received= 0
signals received= 0
voluntary context switches= 12
involuntary context switches= 114

runsolver used 0.003999 s user time and 0.004999 s system time

The end

Launcher Data (download as text)

Begin job on node2 on Sat Jan 13 15:19:59 UTC 2007


IDJOB= 242936
IDBENCH= 7429
IDSOLVER= 87
FILE ID= node2/242936-1168701598

PBS_JOBID= 3547009

Free space on /tmp= 66561 MiB

SOLVER NAME= CSPtoSAT+minisat 0.3
BENCH NAME= HOME/pub/bench/CPAI06/dimacs/aim-50/aim-50-1-6-sat-3_ext.xml
COMMAND LINE= /tmp/evaluation/242936-1168701598/CSPtoSAT+minisat /tmp/evaluation/242936-1168701598/unknown.xml
RUNSOLVER COMMAND LINE= runsolver  --timestamp  -w ROOT/results/node2/watcher-242936-1168701598 -o ROOT/results/node2/solver-242936-1168701598 -C 1800 -M 900  /tmp/evaluation/242936-1168701598/CSPtoSAT+minisat /tmp/evaluation/242936-1168701598/unknown.xml

META MD5SUM SOLVER= 0ab327eaa5be249b47b2f4b19927f0b0
MD5SUM BENCH=  4ddf9fbba30402f0d21e02cca1191837

RANDOM SEED= 155761953

TIME LIMIT= 1800 seconds

MEMORY LIMIT= 900 MiB


/proc/cpuinfo:
processor	: 0
vendor_id	: GenuineIntel
cpu family	: 15
model		: 4
model name	:                   Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.00GHz
stepping	: 3
cpu MHz		: 3000.259
cache size	: 2048 KB
fpu		: yes
fpu_exception	: yes
cpuid level	: 5
wp		: yes
flags		: fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss ht tm syscall nx lm pni monitor ds_cpl cid cx16 xtpr
bogomips	: 5931.00
clflush size	: 64
cache_alignment	: 128
address sizes	: 36 bits physical, 48 bits virtual
power management:

processor	: 1
vendor_id	: GenuineIntel
cpu family	: 15
model		: 4
model name	:                   Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.00GHz
stepping	: 3
cpu MHz		: 3000.259
cache size	: 2048 KB
fpu		: yes
fpu_exception	: yes
cpuid level	: 5
wp		: yes
flags		: fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss ht tm syscall nx lm pni monitor ds_cpl cid cx16 xtpr
bogomips	: 5586.94
clflush size	: 64
cache_alignment	: 128
address sizes	: 36 bits physical, 48 bits virtual
power management:


/proc/meminfo:
MemTotal:      2055920 kB
MemFree:       1603352 kB
Buffers:         15192 kB
Cached:         111080 kB
SwapCached:        548 kB
Active:         299048 kB
Inactive:        93096 kB
HighTotal:           0 kB
HighFree:            0 kB
LowTotal:      2055920 kB
LowFree:       1603352 kB
SwapTotal:     4192956 kB
SwapFree:      4180552 kB
Dirty:            1760 kB
Writeback:           0 kB
Mapped:         278204 kB
Slab:            44520 kB
Committed_AS:  6341696 kB
PageTables:       2820 kB
VmallocTotal: 536870911 kB
VmallocUsed:    264952 kB
VmallocChunk: 536605679 kB
HugePages_Total:     0
HugePages_Free:      0
Hugepagesize:     2048 kB

Free space on /tmp at the end= 66561 MiB



End job on node2 on Sat Jan 13 15:20:01 UTC 2007