When I run Uppaal I get: " runtime error program : .../bin-win32\server.exe this application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way " So I can't analyse my models
I have Windows 8.1 64bit and I cannot reproduce this problem neither with version 4.0.14 nor 4.1.19. I can also run the server.exe by double-clicking it. I need more details, like the precise version and architecture of your operating system. Could you check the permissions and security settings of the server.exe? I am just guessing, normally this is not needed.
Hello, I have the same problem and my OS is Windows 8.1 64bit (I have the administrator privileges). I only face this problem with 4.0.14 (also can't start server.exe by double-clicking it). Version 4.1.19 is working just fine.
Thanks for the feedback. Could you please post a screenshot of the error? Perhaps the error popup contains more (expandable) details? I still cannot reproduce the problem and the error message is just too generic (it may range anywhere from device drivers, system libraries to malware corruption).
Created attachment 285 [details] The error message
The same problem occurs for me with Windows 10. I've tried running server.exe with various compatibility-settings for Windows 7 and 8 but without luck. (BTW I have Visual Studio 2015 installed which changes some system dlls i belive.)
Created attachment 286 [details] Uppaal 4.0.14 server dependencies on healthy Windows 8.1 64bit Uppaal 4.0.14 server dependencies on healthy Windows 8.1 64bit
Thanks Mikael for the screenshot. I don't have Visual Studio 2015 installed, perhaps that's the interaction causing the problem. Could you use Dependency Walker to inspect for any errors? Use x86 (32bit) on bin-Win32\server.exe binary. I just attached a healthy example of it and how to read it (it shows that api-ms-win-service-private-l1-1-1.dll is missing, but it does not prevent from running, i.e. it is not important). I would be curious about version numbers of your MSVCRT.DLL file in order to reproduce your symptoms. Perhaps a solution is to install Visual Studio redistributable (i.e. you would have multiple versions of the same library and then hopefully it would pick the right one), like suggested here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1-performance/32-bit-application-fails-to-start-after-81-upgrade/b825723e-e2a2-4c8f-bd1f-10446a5d7059