I'm getting a new compile time error (error: arithmetical overflow ) with this previously ok bit of code:
FOR I := -Clutter_max_width TO Clutter_max_width DO
Spectral_purity[I] := Spec_purity_level / (1 + (SQR(I) / Width_sqrd));
Spectral_purity[0] := 1;
All the variables and arrays use type double, except i which is an integer.
The error is reported at the last code line, but I guess it may stem from the previous line.
I don't understand why gpc should report an arithmetic overflow error at compile-time. This is normally a run-time error!
Any ideas?
Regards
David Wood
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Wood David wrote:
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I cannot reproduce a problem with your code fragment (in particular, the declaration of the arrays etc. might be relevant).
Could you please send a complete (minimal) program that exhibits the problem -- preferably in a way that we can use it for our test suite? (If you don't have access to another email account, you can use the upload form on the GPC web site and state in the comment field whether we may distribute the code.)
Frank
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Wood David