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Created Oct 09, 2020 by bellotti_r@bellotti_rDeveloper

Make sampler more robust

Current state
If one machine configuration crashes (e. g. segfault), the entire random sample dies.

Why is it bad
I'm referring to a situation where the sampler reads from a TSV file instead of generating configurations.

  • The more machines are run in parallel, the more configurations have to be restarted. This is a cumbersome manual process, and therefore error prone.
  • All progress of simulations in progress is lost. (waste of resources)
  • The unfinished machine settings have to be identified, copied to a new TSV file, and another RS has to be started, which is again a manual process.

Long story short, this bug imposes unnecessary work and introduces unnecessary error sources for OPAL users.

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