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Line 39: =TUFLOW crashes during model initialisation= '''Causes''': ~~Crash at the start of the model might be connected to an erroneous~~Erroneous input data or an error in the control files. It might be captured as standard TUFLOW error or as a Fortran compiler error leaving messages only in the console window.~~<br>~~ If multiple large models are initialising at the same time, this could cause a memory overload and stop the simulations.~~<br>~~▼ '''Suggestions:''' * Open the .tlf. The control file/GIS layer written just above the error should be the cause of the issue. Check the file/GIS layer for any unusual setup. * Display "Peak working set (memory)" in the Task Manager to confirm memory overload, it is not displayed by default.▼ * If there is no error in the .tlf, <u>[[TUFLOW_crashing#How_to_keep_simulation_console_window_open \| keep the simulation console window open]]</u> to see errors not written in the .tlf file. * Insert "timeout xxx" in the batch file between the runs to allow the models to initialise separately, where xxx is a number of seconds to wait for the next run to start.~~<br>~~▼ ▲If multiple large models are initialising at the same time, this could cause a memory overload and stop the simulations.<br> ~~'''Suggestions:'''~~ ▲* Display "Peak working set (memory)" in the Task Manager to confirm memory overload, it is not displayed by default. ▲* Insert "timeout xxx" in the batch file between the runs to allow the models to initialise separately, where xxx is a number of seconds to wait for the next run to start.<br> ~~If there is no clear indication of what the cause might be, send a snapshot of the console window and .tlf to support@tuflow.com.<br>~~ <br>

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