Try to re-install Abaqus and/or run a system check.ģ. If not, it's probably some installation/hardware architecture/hardware failure (like faulty hard disk) issue. Run one of the examples provided by Abaqus, possibly a simple one.
#ABAQUS 6.13 AND MICROSOFT VISUAL HOW TO#
So, how to proceed? Here's a step-by-step debugging procedure.ġ. If you're using a recent version of Abaqus on a recent computer (I'd dare say versions of both published after 2010), it's very unlikely that this is the reason. This is usually fixed by changing the suffix of the. Incompatibility with the CPU's architecture. It is usually a feature that is syntactically correct but physically inconsistent (problems in boundary conditions, material properties' definition).ģ. Some error in the model formulation that escapes pre.exe's checks and thus gets translated into an incoherent model in standard.exe. Your model is too big: the memory requirement is greater than the available, given by the sum of RAM + pagefile.sys (usually equal to the installed RAM).Ģ. Here a few of them, in order of likelihood.ġ. Thus, there are in general many reasons why Abaqus is causing this error. the program is trying to access a location in memory (RAM or storage) which it is not allowed to.
#ABAQUS 6.13 AND MICROSOFT VISUAL CODE#
The first thing to pay attention to is the following: system error code 1073741819 is a Windows error exit code, not an Abaqus one! It is due to an access violation, i.e. I do too sometimes incur in this message. The question is old, but I see it seems to be a frequent occurrence.
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