Standalone executiable can't work and show 'Unable to locate program input point' related to libmwms.dll
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JiYuan Lee
el 19 de Ag. de 2022
Comentada: JiYuan Lee
el 30 de Abr. de 2025
Version:2019b
I generated a Standalone executiable in MATLAB, but there will be an error when running it.
Errors show:
Unable to locate program input point ?internal_push_move@concurrent_queue_base_v8@internal@tbb@@IEAAXBX@Z at C:\XXXX\libmwms.dll.
Actually, there is libmwms.dll in the specified path. And I uninstalled the MATLAB , and after reinstallation, this problem still exists.
By the way, the Standalone executiable can work in another PC, I don't why.
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Logan
el 26 de Ag. de 2022
Hi, I'm having the same issue with two of my programs now on two different computers; they work fine on my machine as well as on a fourth other machine. Have you figured out a solution to this?
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Divyam
el 30 de Abr. de 2025
The error arises due to the presence of multiple versions of the "tbb.dll" on your system. "tbb.dll" is part of Intel's Threading Building Blocks library, and a copy of it is also shipped with MATLAB and MATLAB Runtime.
The tbb.dll that comes with MATLAB can be found in '$MATLABROOT\bin\win64'. When the error occurs, your application is most likely picking up a different version of tbb.dll from the "C:\Windows\System32" folder.
There are two possible workarounds:
- Drag a copy of MATLAB's tbb.dll and place it within the same folder as your application file. The above workaround is to force the process to pick up the required version of tbb.dll.
- Back up the "tbb.dll" file in your C:\Window\System32 directory before removing it. This will restore functionality to your compiled MATLAB applications but may break the functionality of whichever 3rd party application that originally placed the "tbb.dll" file in your C:\Window\System32 directory. Once the exact 3rd party application can be verified, placing the backup "tbb.dll" directly in that application's installation directory should resolve the issue.
I hope this helps to resolve your issue!
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