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Hi,

Thanks a lot, the problem is solved now !

Instead of running from the "start > CMM > StatJR TREE" menu, I ran the new TREE command.cmd saved at the location "C:\StatJR".

I also checked (by right clicking on the command prompt here at the "C:\StatJR\bin" folder location) the newer MinGW ...

on typing that at the command prompt, I get:

g++.exe <GCC> 4.7.0 20111220 <experimental>
Copyright <C> 2011 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

So, in ...

Dear Richard,
Thanks for the file and sorry to reply late. I installed the new file as you mentioned in the default location C:\StatJR\TREE command.cmd and then executed it. After it ran, it automatically opened the Stat-JR "begin" start page. So I executed the analysis as I did before, but I still ...

I replaced the eStat.py, which was the only file in the zip attachment you provided, and reran the same process (not replacing eStat.pyc). I copy-paste the error log:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "webtest.py", line 416, in go
File "C:\StatJR\packages\eStat.py", line 1208, in run
self ...

1. The C:\MinGW is installed well - I did this twice to recheck everything. I also did the entire process in another PC, but the same errors persist unfortunately !

2. No other compliers are installed - Gygwin, Rtools, etc.

3. I had done the run -> cmd -> (in the root directory) g++, where I got ...

I installed Stat-JR and tried to execute the example using the antenatal.dta dataset. I followed the directions using the eStat engine. I also went to install MinGW and followed ALL the steps 1 through 5 as mentioned in the previous posting link (.../statjr/order-statjr#installation). The error I ...