jgastonraoul

As I've gotten to fight a long time with this problem, and I've just figured out a solution, I write it here to help other people having a similar issue !

 When I build standalones for Windows of some of my patches doing video processing, it happens that they work on some machines and not on others.

Investigating this issue, I've discovered that there is a problem in Max Console saying "Error 126 loading external jit.viddll.engine" (and some other error 126 for other video externals) when I launch the standalone.

In fact, the problem is that these externals (included in Max distribution) are developed on Visual Studio and rely on some DLL (but the error 126 doesn't give this explanation).

 All you have to do is to add msvcp120.dll and msvcr120.dll in the same folder as your standalone.

The attached DLL are working for Max 8.1 (64 bits version). With other versions of Max, you may have to use other versions of the DLL...

PS : it would be nice that Cycling74 developers find a way to include theses files automatically on standalone build.

msvcp120.dll

msvcr120.dll

PROBLEM : When I build standalones for Windows of some of my patches doing video processing, it happens that they work on some machines and not on others.
Investigating this issue, I've discovered that there is a problem in Max Console saying "Error 126 loading external jit.viddll.engine" (and some other error 126 for other video externals) when I launch the standalone.

SOLUTION : All you have to do is to add msvcp120.dll and msvcr120.dll in the same folder as your standalone.

PS : it would be nice that Cycling74 developers find a way to include theses files automatically on standalone build.



Hi,
As I've gotten to fight a long time with this problem, and I've just figured out a solution, I write it here to help other people having

"error-126-loading-external-jit-viddll-engine"-in-windows-standalone-on-some-machines

PS: This is still an issue with Max 8.1.5 

thanks for the report. I thought we had this fixed in 8.1.5 but I'll take another look.

I'm having a similar issue. When you say "add msvcp120.dll and msvcr120.dll in the same folder as your standalone", do you mean the user of the application should do this, or I should do this when I'm compiling the standalone? 

Hey J Gaston, 

I'm having a similar issue. When you say "add msvcp120.dll and msvcr120.dll in the same folder as your standalone", do you mean the user of the application should do this, or I should do this when I'm compiling the standalone? 


Hey all, can confirm that this is still an issue on Max 8.1.10.

On some Windows machine I'm receiving the errors: 

Following on the question by Martin: where should those libraries be placed in order for them to work? 

Hey all, can confirm that this is still an issue on Max 8.1.10.
On some Windows machine I'm receiving the errors: 
  
Error 126 loading external clang
Error 126 loading external gl3

Following on the question by Martin: where should those libraries be placed in order for them to work? 

Thank you! 



I believe in the same folder as the standalone exe file

I get this error in Max 8 when I try to access ppooll even after downloading the .dll files and pasting them in my ppooll folder. Does anyone have any insight here? I'm new to Max/MSP and ppooll and am eager to use it. Thanks!

I get this error in Max 8 when I try to access ppooll even after downloading the .dll files and pasting them in my ppooll folder.  Does anyone have any insight here? I'm new to Max/MSP and ppooll and am eager to use it. Thanks!

Error 126 loading external ll_number
ll_number: ll_number: no such object
ll_number: ll_number: no such object
ll_number: ll_number: no such object
shell: compiled Tue Feb 19 16:49:52 2019
udpreceiver: binding to port 7400

"Error 126 loading external jit.viddll.engine" in Windows Standalone (on some machines...)