Melika-

Hi again Dan, It did the trick; thank you very much!!! We had previously changed the working directory, as well as the directory in which we are building the library, but we had no success. I followed the steps you provided (the screenshot was very helpful) and it's working now. Thanks, Melika

Hi Dan, I've attached a screenshot of the commands we use to generate the library (not sure if the screenshot is useful to help us figure out the problem). We're using x64 Narrative tools command prompt as you can see in the attached. The two licenses of GWB are installed on separate laptops, so each time we want to run the script, we create a new library on the laptop we're using. We always use "run as administrator" for command prompt and x1t as well. The attached library is created with GWB14 and results in X1t crashing upon running the script. Thanks, Melika FeRB.dll FeRB.exp FeRB.lib FeRB.obj

Hi GWB team, We are trying to reproduce results from Bethke et al. (2018) "Origin of microbiological zoning in groundwater flows". We can't get the FeRB.x1t script to work most of the times as x1t crashes without generating any error. I have attached the FeRB.x1t, the FeRB.dll (I used "dumpbin FeRB.dll /headers" and verified it is 64-bit), the Aquiferbasemodel.x1t, and the thermodataset (all of these files are provided by the authors, except the FeRB.dll for which I've provided the c++ script). We have tried changing the working directory and have had no success. We currently have GWB9, but also tried it with GWB14 that was given to Goldschmidt workshop participants. Please advise. Thanks, Melika thermo-aquifer.dat AquiferBaseModel.x1t FeRB.cpp FeRB.x1t FeRB.dll