Voxelization failed to run on CPU

[xx005fs]

I'm currently on Windows 10 using Visual Studio 2019 trying to run some of the default setups with my Ryzen 9 7950X3D CPU, and it seems to work fine with the benchmark runs and simulation runs without loading in an STL file, but once I tried running one that needs to load in an STL file, it throws this error in Visual Studio. Any clues on how to fix it?

Exception thrown at 0x000002B4E5944539 in FluidX3D.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x000002B4F875A0C0.

[ProjectPhysX]

Hi @xx005fs,

apologies for the bug. Access violation means it's trying to read memory from an array index that is out-of-bounds.

• Is the stl file in the correct directory FluidX3D/stl/fiel.stl?
• Does it work when you choose a different device, like the GPU instead of CPU?
• If you comment out the line //lbm.voxelize_stl(...);, does the bug still appear?
• Is it one of the sample setups, and if not, could you share the setup script and stl file (link)?

Kind regards,
Moritz

[xx005fs]

The stl file is in the correct directory and runs perfectly fine on my GPU. I wanted to run on my CPU due to the limited VRAM I have compared to my system ram. The bug seems to still be there even after commenting out the voxelize line, and I'm just using the aerodynamics of a cow sample setup with the STL downloaded from thingiverse.

[ProjectPhysX]

Are you using Intel's OpenCL CPU runtime, and which version?
I can replicate: There seems to be a bug in the OpenCL CPU Runtime with the voxelize_mesh kernel. I'm trying to get to the bottom of it.

[xx005fs]

Sorry I accidentally closed the issue. But in anycase, I'm using the newest intel oneAPI opencl on the github link provided.

[ProjectPhysX]

Hi @xx005fs,

I found the root cause and have fixed this bug!
Thanks again for reporting and thanks for the patience!

Kind regards,
Moritz