| Observation | Details | |-------------|---------| | | Consistently after ~ 4 min 30 s of solver execution, coincident with the first AMR‑triggered refinement iteration. | | Memory Footprint | Peak RAM usage recorded by Windows Performance Monitor: 78 GB (well below system capacity). | | CPU Utilization | ~ 95 % across 20 cores during the period leading up to the crash. | | Event Viewer | Faulting application name: Moldflow.exe , Faulting module name: MoldflowCore.dll , Exception code: 0xc0000005 . | | Dump Analysis (pre‑liminary) | Mini‑dump ( Moldflow_20260414.dmp ) shows a null‑pointer dereference inside CMeshRefinement::ApplyRefinement() . | | Impact on Files | Project file remains intact; however, the unsaved simulation results are lost. The *.log and *.moldproj files are not corrupted. | | Scope | The issue reproduces only when AMR is enabled with refinement level ≥ 3 on meshes exceeding ~ 1 GB. Disabling AMR or reducing refinement level to 2 avoids the crash. |
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