[11.17] Game constantly crashing

[killwater]

Hello
Game crashes on the end of the month.

http://speedy.sh/2KBKY/1.sve

[jamespetts]

I'm afraid that my virus checker blocks that page - can you upload this to http://files.simutrans-germany.org?

[killwater]

Ahh it is 11MB so it wont fit.
Please try this as alternative:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzbpMu8xqyIgVnN0OWhPQ0VPY0k/edit?usp=sharing

[jamespetts]

Thank you for that - I cannot reproduce this, however. To check - do you get the crash if you load the game, fast-forward and do not edit the map at all?

[killwater]

Yes.

[jamespetts]

Very odd. Is anybody else getting this?

[killwater]

I deleted all convoys stops and lines and it is still crashing. Reading last autosave also end in crash. I am running 64Bit.

[jamespetts]

Very odd. Try 32-bit?

[killwater]

Gives me an error:
The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b).

[jamespetts]

This looks like a .dll issue. Have you installed the Microsoft redistributable packages for MSVS 2012 and 2010 for both 32- and 64-bit?

[killwater]

I didn't have 2010 for 32 bit. It went through the end of the month at 32bit but still crashing at 64bit.

[jamespetts]

Does it crash at the end of the month on all maps for you, or just that one?

Edit: Incidentally is it 0.9.1 or 0.9.0 that you are using?

[killwater]

It started crashing after some time playing. I downloaded the ready-to-go version. Freshly started game seem to be ok after a year.

[jamespetts]

When you refer to a "ready-to-go" version, do I infer correctly that you had compiled the previous version yourself?

[killwater]

No it is the "complete package" from this topic http://forum.simutrans.com/index.php?topic=1894.0

[jamespetts]

Ahh, I see. Strange that it had problems before; I suspect .dll issues.

[killwater]

It still crashes. I mean 64bit is crashing 32bit never did. So new .dll did not helped. It just allowed me to run 32bit version.

[jamespetts]

Ahh, but the .dll files are not the same for the 32-bit and 64-bit version, so that does not rule out .dlls as the cause.