Forrtl: severe <157> : program exception -access violation MCNP6

In summary: Yes, debugging is necessary. Is there a specific line in the code where the error is happening? How do you want to debug it?In summary, the code is trying to read from a memory location that it should not be reading from, and an argument of a subroutine call is not right.
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khary23 said:
No regular Windows 10
I think s/he meant using some version of Windows.
 
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WWGD said:
I think s/he meant using some version of Windows.
X-Windows is a unix/linux thing. I have tested entirely on Microsoft Windows based computer and it crashes.
 
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DEvens said:
X-Windows is a unix/linux thing. I have tested entirely on Microsoft Windows based computer and it crashes.
My bad, maybe I can delete my post.
 
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Met with someone form our ITS department and he thinks it's one of three issues. Memory allocation, read/write or access/permission.
 

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