I experienced a unhandled win32 exception with UPPAAL-TIGA on Windows XP while using a bad automaton model.

It seems to me that the problem was caused by inconsistent definition in automaton model. In fact, I defined a set of states, then I considered in the transition a state that is not defined. 

I obtained an unhandled exception both in using uppaal.jar (java gui) and verifytga.exe (shell cmd), while I was expecting to get a syntax error.

Here you may find the model and the bad transition definitions.

process POINTING() {

state
    State0 {clock <= 12459}, 
    State1 {clockPlan <= 14259}, 
    ...omissis...
    State14 {clockPlan <= 86399},
    State15; // State15 is referred as goal in the transitions

init State0;

trans
    State0 -> State1 { guard clock >= 12439; sync pulse!; assign step++;  }, 	
    ... omissis ...
    State14 -> goal { guard clock >= 86399; assign step;  }, // goal should be State15
    goal -> goal {  }; // goal should be State15
}

best regards