The kekulization code has been replaced in the development version
(available from Github). Note that there are also other changes so you
should do this with caution.

- Noel

On 29 June 2017 at 04:57, Nathan Jenkins via OpenBabel-discuss
<openbabel-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> I realize OpenBabel is not designed for dealing with extreme systems, but I
> really appreciate offloading some of my work to it. I haven't written a
> minimal test case yet, so I can't submit a bug report just yet. Essentially
> I am using OBConversion to read protein complexes from PDB-like files with
> the standard PDB format in OpenBabel. The reason I say PDB-like is the files
> were generated by a homology modeling workflow and I noticed that what
> OpenBabel successfully read all had warnings about not strictly following
> the PDB standard. When I try loading the groEL complex, I am getting a stack
> overflow induced segmentation fault that Valgrind traces to line 733 of
> ketulize.cpp. I am on linux and I recently had another program that wouldn't
> even compile due to large static arrays.
>
> Do you think I should try recompiling OpenBabel with -mcmodel=large? Any
> other suggestions? I can't really justify too much community service to my
> professor at this point in my PhD, so refactoring OpenBabel to use more heap
> allocations is not really an option. Eventually my system will be dealing
> with millions of OBMol objects managed by my code. Thank you so much for
> your help.
>
> Nathan
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