Run-time Error 53
Karri Weston
I don't understand what happened here. I tried solving the problem but with no luck. Then I searched the runtime error on google and it said it might be the compatibility. I wrote the original script on windows vista with the downloaded version of the windows 7 python 2.6. I did this because the windows vista had no internet so I downloaded the python, pygame and cx_freeze .msi files on my windows 7 laptop. Then I transferred the files to the desktop windows vista. Is this the problem? Or maybe the script? I don't think its the script as I can play the game when it is still a python script. Its a bit long though... I running windows 7 with python 2.6, pygame 2.6 and cx_freeze 4.3. Thanks if you can help me :).
This is meant to be a way to stop the program if there is a type of error that the program interpreter has not detected, but is capable of causing the program to not function as it has to. An example of when a runtime error is required is this function (a wrapper for the termcolor cprint function that takes a number as its color argument):
In this circumstance, the function will fail to run properly or inform the user of any kind of error if the color argument is not 1 or 2. The way to solve this, and make your program easier to use, is a runtime error (or larger libraries will create their own custom exceptions, this is not important). Basically, because an argument other than 1 or 2 is in fact an error in your program (that python won't catch and raise for you), it will raise an error for the user to diagnose. Here is the new and better version of the function:
Now, if the user makes a mistake, the program will catch this as an error, instead of failing to function or doing something unexpected, which would make it difficult to diagnose (and in some cases potentially vulnerable). This is why a runtime error is useful.
Thank you so much. That is useful. But do you know if a syntax error is also a run-time error? How do you define run-time error? I have read about it online, but I would like to hear from a reliable source.
A syntax error is not a run time error. Syntax errors are like typos, when the interpreter or compiler cannot understand the command. For example, ver I = 0 is a syntax error, because var is misspelled. Another example of a syntax error is when you forget to close a brace in a for loop
Is it possible for you to post an example of the code section you believe to be the cause of this behavior. Can you say anything about the general architecture of the application? i.e. is it single or multi-threaded, is it using only the cvi run time engine for functionality, or have you included outside libraries, is it a console app, or one that has a user interface. Any descriptions about the nature of what you are doing will help someone to reply, and perhap help.
Does 'Unknown source position' mean some panel or pointers are not released when quit the program? I doubt some functions of menu are missed. However, I checked some times and didn't find such mistakes.
Without looking at your source code, I can only offer one idea: Maybe there is some mis-handled memory. If you haven't done so already, use Resource Tracking to see if some clue will appear during run-time. If you are not familiar with this feature, I have included the steps below to help you.
Set your Debugging level to Extended (Options->Build Options menu). Select Resource Tracking (Window->Resource Tracking menu). Before running your project, place a breakpoint somewhere early in your program flow, preferable in the main function before RunUserInterface(); When execution stops at the break point, hit the F5 key to resume normal execution flow. This will simply result in your ability to see all of the resources being allocated during the execution. If when you exit the program, not all resources are de-allocated, then you have a problem. Looking at the resulting log and click on any remaining resources to go to that area of the code.
There was a known issue related to linking to mixed-mode DLLS that generates the crash you describe. NI states that it's been fixed in 2010. This didn't solve the problem for me in LabWindows 2010. You can still see article here:
I believe that the error occurs with the MSVCR80.dll that is used with displaying Active-X controls on the panels. Each time I was able to link the crash to this file. See if the crash links back to the same file by following the instructions here: -2423
Ever since Adobe support 'fixed' my issue after loading Acrobat Pro on my new IMAC I have been getting this error when opening MS WORD - Run Time Error 53 - and this path - library/applications support/adobe/macpdfm/macpdfm.framework/Version/A/macpdfm - I spent three hours with adobe support yesterday and ended up getting disconnected on a char - I am hoping some on in the Adobe community can help me fix this issue - I am basically back where I started after loading acrobat pro on my IMAC - IMAC is on Mojave 10.14.5 - Acrobat Pro DC - Version 2015.006.30497 - hopefully someone can help - I was transferred over 8 times in Adobe support and the problem never got solved.
I have been trying to resolve this problem for a while. After reading a few things online about possible causes, I started clicking around... I FINALLY found a solution that worked for me and I thought it may be helpful to share! Here is what I did:
I have the SAME issue every time I open Word, now.
"run-time error 53 file not found /library/application Support/Adobe/Macpdfn/MacPDFM.framework/Versions/A/MacPDFM" - it happened right after Adobe Support "fixed" my issues with After Effects. WHY ARE THEY DELETING FILES NEEDED TO RUN OTHER APPLICATIONS?
I tried the links below and it didn't fix the problem.
Hello, thanks so much for the info! I got to the delete add-in file, and it wouldn't let me delete it. So i put it in the trash, and emptied trash. my guess is that didn't help as I'm still getting error 53.
However, I now have an error bar within the Excel document stating "Add-in Problem: Sorry, we couldn't find SaveAsAdobePDF.xlam. Is it possible that it was moved, renamed or deleted?" Should this be expected/of concern? Do I need to do anything else?
1. Copy the link below and paste it in spotlight (you can open it by pressing command space or clicking the magnifying glass in the upper right corner, near the time). Press enter and it will take you directly to the folder. Delete the file and restart your Word.
I'm currently strugglling on the Run Time Error. I tried to build multiple models and just want it to run simply till the Model Comparison node. However, it sometimes just won't go through and shows the Run Time Error on the model comparison node.
I couldn't find any pattern on why this error pops out, it is just so weird that sometimes if I connect one model comparison node after every single model, it runs through successfully, and then I connect multiple models back again to one model comparison as it used be, and there's no error anymore...
most of the run time error pops out on the model comparison node (model comparison is my last node so far cuz I haven't linked any scoring node yet). Couple times pops out run time error on the data node or esemble. Sometimes when I copy the flow to a new diagram and it could successfuly run, and sometimes just don't...
this error kinda drew me crazy cuz I'm trying to connect massive number of models into one model comparison node so I can just simply choose the best model from it. It won't be effective at all if I try to connect one model and run it at each time.
That looks like the diagram log, you might find a more informative error message if you right-click on the Model Comparison node and select Results, then view the log in there (View>SAS Results>Log). If that's still not helpful, please contact SAS Technical Support: and they should be able to figure out what is going on.
I looked on the log inside the Results, all of my run time errors usually says "The system error returned was 3000" and I don't how to fix that. I did contact the Technical Support and hopefully I can get the answer back soon. These errors just happened so randomly even happened once when I just tried to run the model comparison with a default HP Forest node. I'm wondering if that is just something related to the Forest, since last night it was fine when I only run some Neural Network and regression nodes
I'm trying to run two decision tree models using the bagging and boosting capabilities in SAS Enterprise Miner 14.2 using the Start Groups and End Groups, not the Ensemble node. Every time I run the models I receive an error that says "Run time error was encountered. The system error returned was 1012." I can't find anything in the SAS script that tells me anymore information than this about what went wrong. Has anyone else encountered this problem? What is the solution for it? I've been working on this since the weekend and I can't determine the source of the problem. My assignment is due at midnight on August 2 so help is needed urgently.
I actually found the answer in another problem note, 55675, which describes in great detail what the problem is and how to avoid it. The use of the File Import node at the beginning of a flow ending with Start Groups and End Groups nodes set to Bagging or Boosting is what causes the vague error message. To avoid it, you need to convert the imported file into a SAS dataset using one of several different methods or use a pre-loaded dataset in the SAS Enterprise Miner library. Please see Problem Note 55675 for more information so you can help others who experience this error. I lost a lot of time with my homework trying to figure this out when the answer was already solved.
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