Re: [TRNSYS-users] invalid floating point

[David Bradley <bradley@tess-inc.com>]

Michael,
  An "invalid floating point" is usually generated by
either a division by 0 or by accessing an array out of bounds (for
instance if you have an array with 100 spots and you try to reference
spot 101). If you are able to debug your component while the simulation
is running then you can put a breakpoint in your code and walk through
one line at a time until you find the problem.
Cheers,
 David


At 09:33 3/30/2007, Hartl Michael wrote:
> Hello
> TRNSYS-Users,
>  
> I have been creating a simple model of a
> radiative heater.
> Unfortunatelly I get the error "invalid floating point" while
> running this modell. To solve the equation of the outlet temperature of
> the radiator I applied the Newton-method and I guess the iteration I
> wrote is incorrect.
>  
> I attached the source code for the case anybody
> would like to look through!
>  
> I appreciate every sugesstion to get this model
> work!!
>  
> Thanks in advance,
> Michael
>  
>  
>
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