What does this error mean: All memory pool allocations are in use.

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I'm trying to make a path finding algorithm in a hexagonal tile. Since the code is complex and requires long scripts, I don't attach it. When I execute, Godot editor closes and in the console appears:
ERROR: All memory pool allocations are in use.
At: ./core/poolvector.h:529
ERROR: set: Index pindex = -1 is out of bounds (size() = 0).
At: ./core/poolvector.h:493
ERROR: All memory pool allocations are in use.
At: ./core/poolvector.h:529

Why is this happening?

Godot version 3.2.3
in Engine by (255 points)

Something is running out of memory, most likely if it happens every time. What does your process manager show?

by (134 points)

What do you mean by "process manager"? The game editor closes, the game screen opens in black and in the console the error appears.

by (255 points)

In Windows; "Task Manager" (Ctrl+Alt+Del), in KDE "System Activity" (Ctrl+Esc) etc...

by (134 points)

Sorry, I corrected the code and now there is no error. Since I'm working with many Arrays, PoolVector2Array and a while loop, it seems that the arrays were growing always (or I suppose that). Moreover, I found better algorithm already implemented in Godot. Thanks for comment

by (255 points)

No problem, be sure to write it up as an answer and accept it :)

by (134 points)

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I corrected the code and now there is no error. Since I'm working with many Arrays, PoolVector2Array and a while loop, it seems that the arrays were growing always (or I suppose that). Moreover, I found better algorithm already implemented in Godot. Thanks for the comments

by (255 points)
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