DotNet MATLAB Runtime instance could not be initialized
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I've got the exception 'The MATLAB Runtime instance could not be initialized segv - SEVERE ERROR'.
StackTrace: bei MathWorks.MATLAB.NET.Utility.MWMCR..ctor(String componentId, String componentPath, Stream embeddedCtfStream, Boolean isLibrary)
I have a MATLAB-Script which is compiled as .NET-Assembly. And I tried to run this Skript from C#. An previous Version of the scipt worked with the MATLAB-Runtime 8.5 without Problems. When it was compiled with a new MATLAB-Compiler-Version, I had to install the MATLAB-Runtime 9.0 to include the new MWArray.dll v2.15.1.0. And now the first call to this script ends in this exception.
I tried different Versions of the Runtime (8.5, 8.5.1, 9.0, 32bit, 64bit) without success. I use .NET 4.5, Windows 7 Pro 64bit. .NET-Assembly with the MATLAB-script and C#-Program should be 64 bit.
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Wenchao Tao
on 4 May 2018
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Hi, I'm wondering if you have solution to this problem. I'm using Matlab 2013a and compiling matlab codes to dll for .net application used under windows 7/10. Using Visual Studio 2005.Sometime, random error happens with System.Exception: The MCR instance could not be initialized. A restart sometime solve the error, but I want to make it more reliable. Any help regarding this will be really helpful.
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Edwardo Medina
on 23 Jan 2019
I am experiencing this same issue. When I first call to init matlab runtime I get a "Exception thrown at 0x6E72313D (jvm.dll) in MatlabPOC.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location 0x078F0880" and the matlab portion of my app fails. The initialization works the second time I start the app and everything works file.
Guillaume
on 23 Jan 2019
"I am experiencing this same issue"
Not at all. The question is about a seg fault in the .Net runtime. Yours is about a seg fault in the java virtual machine, two completely different environments. Therefore you should start your own separate question. However, for problems like this you may be better off contact Mathworks support directly.
Roberto Olmi
on 27 Sep 2020
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I had the same issue. It seems that the root cause was that I deleted one file containing a function that was called by matlab code. No error was thrown because a copy of the deleted file was in Matlab path (containing a different version of the matlab project).
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