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I installed the release version of Vericut 6.0 and the 64 bit dll isn't loading correctly on our system:
<error message>
Unable to access shared library D:\cgtech60\windows64\vericut\CGTech.dll: This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.
</error message>
(it doesn't)
size of 32 bit dll - 6,791,168 bytes
size of 64 bit dll - 8,482,304 bytes
OS Version - XP Porfessional x64 Edition SP 1
any ideas?
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Edit D:\cgtech60\windows64\commands\vericut.bat, and add the command shown in Bold below. This will create a file called debug.txt, please send it to Tech Support, it will not fix it, but might give us some clues on what is happening.
if "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" set start_cmd=start "VERICUT" %waitopt%
if "%OS%" == "" set start_cmd=start %waitopt%
set > c:\temp\debug.txt
%start_cmd% "%CGTECH_JRE%\bin\javaw" -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Xms16m -Xmx64m -Xss4m -classpath "%CGTECH_CLASSES%;%CGTECH_CLASSES%\CGTech.jar;%CGTECH_CLASSES%\iText.jar;%CGTECH_CLASSES%\iTextAsian.jar" Vericut %argstr%
:end_cgtech
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We are still investigating the reason for the error. A solution will be published soon.
Thank you for your patience.
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VERICUT fails on 64bit Windows because a "redistribution" of the Microsoft Visual Studio C++ 2005 runtime environment is required on the computer. We failed to notice this change (from Visual Studio 6.0 to 2005 versions).
If you have Microsoft Visual Studio C++ 2005 installed, you will not need the "redistribution". But this is not usually available for a normal VERICUT user.
We are currently investigating the best way to handle the "redistribution".
If you have a computer science orientation, and are interested in our options, have a look at:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/library/ms235316.aspx
We will likely go with option #3 since it does not require administrator priv's.
We expect to have a solution to distribute by early next week.
Sorry for the trouble for those of you waiting to try the x64 version of VERICUT.
Bill
PS I believe Chris found a work-around to this problem by installing the .NET developer's framework. But we had some trouble implementing it on our end, and are not sure it will work for everyone.
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I've posted a comprehensive list of problems/solutions for running VERICUT 64 bit on Windows XP64, on this forum page.
Bill
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Okay where is the fix for this? I loaded 6.0.2 and have the same problem.
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